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War and conflict

Almost half of the 1.1 billion people in extreme poverty live in places suffering from conflict.  And once war has started, violence can become endemic; almost half of all peace agreements fail within five years.  But war can sometimes be a lesser evil, too: military interventions can stop genocides and free people from brutality.  When is it right for a country to go to war?  What, if anything, can justify politically-motivated violence? And what should people when confronted by war?

War and conflict

The Ethics of Modern Deterrence

What happens when defending democratic values requires breaking the very rules meant to uphold them? How far can — and should — deterrence go before it stops being ethical?
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