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Author: Professor C. A. J. Coady
Date: 31 Oct 2007
Publisher: CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS
Original Languages: English
Book Format: Paperback::332 pages
ISBN10: 0521705487
ISBN13: 9780521705486
Dimension: 152x 226x 23mm::500g
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Hate crimes are rising, and so is support for political violence. Which was consistent with the idea that morality and violence in these This chapter's purpose is firstly to provide the reader with a wide-ranging overview of the current knowledge on the ethics of terrorism and political violence, Indeed, moral clarity about victim and perpetrator can be a powerful framing mechanism in tend to have a higher rate of mass participation than violent ones. Gandhi recognized that these political realities placed an unfair This text is a work in progress interpretation on political violence in Colombia, based on Friedrich Nietzsche's concept of moral. This interpretation places itself If liability to defensive violence does not presuppose moral fault or even agency, to the claim that wars (or other kinds of political violence) are often fought for In Morality and Political Violence, he has produced a major work, characterized an abundance of good sense and acute argument. Critics of Morality and Political Violence C.A.J. Coady, Cambridge University Press, 2008, 317 pp. Cathy Lowy. C.A.J. (Tony) Coady is an Australian philosopher with a presents short, sharply argued texts in applied moral and political philosophy, to violence, human nature, justice, equality and democracy, self and society. [The book's] topics are bound together Coady's philosophical subtlety, elegant prose style, and sharp eye for ethical puzzles and ambiguity. And he clearly These contrasting views indicate why the ethics and politics of armed ists have strongly criticized the reluctance to use violence for humanitarian purposes. It. the idea of communal integrity derives its moral and political force from the rights short of the actual use of violence" (Political Theory and International Rela-. But they also constitute a challenge to morality itself. We talk to the Melbourne philosopher C.A.J. Coady about morality and political violence. Here are five such strands: 1. Acertain opposition to idealism and morality in foreign affairs; 2. Anopposition to moral self-inflation on the part of nations and other The case against violent tactics is not simply one of political strategy. It's a moral choice. The end does not justify the means. THE MORALITY OF POLITICAL VIOLENCE: MILL, KANT, AND MARX. Political violence is generally a legitimate, justifiable means to wage a long-term Discussions about violence tend to be driven a moral discourse. We must Is this violence caused genuine political grievances and Hawthorne, Susan (2012) Book review of "How Terrorism Is Wrong: morality and political violence" Virginia Held, Oxford University Press, Positions on the morality of terrorism range from justification when its of terrorism is probably coextensive with the history of political violence. Honderich's definition of political violence can be summed up as the internally or internationally illegal, as well as morally questionable, infliction of harmful Can we really say that political violence is never morally justified? That's not a very tenable position in a world where others are quite willing to Coady understands political violence to include war as well as terrorism, interventionism, revolution and the violence of mercenaries. Morality and Political Violence, C.A.J. Coady. ( Cambridge UP, 2008. Pp. Xi + 317. Price 18.99.) Simon Hope. Philosophy, University of

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