A just war needs to fill the criteria for Jus Ad Bellum, where the war had to be authorised by a legitimate authority and there had to be a just cuase for going to war. Some causes include fighting terroism, poverty in a neiughbering country.
For Austria-Hungary, it was there Archduke was assassinated, but all other countries just wanted war.
world war 2 wasn't just a regular war because almost every country ended up fighting in it
just prior to the Civil War
Poland was invaded by Germany just before the war was declared.
The concept of just war is rooted in ethical theories that attempt to justify the reasons and conduct of war. Proponents argue that war can be just when it meets specific criteria, such as self-defense, protection of human rights, or the prevention of greater harm. However, critics contend that the complexities of war often lead to unintended consequences and suffering, making it difficult to deem any war as truly just. Ultimately, whether war can ever be just is a deeply contested philosophical and moral question.
The causes of the civil war were complex. Not just one state caused it
Greed, pride, callousness. Almost everything else is just an excuse.
yes
For Austria-Hungary, it was there Archduke was assassinated, but all other countries just wanted war.
There is a just cause to this war but the incentive of Libya's huge oil fields can't be ignored in this situation
The idea of a "just war" is to place moral restraints on warfare by establishing criteria for determining when and how to wage war justly.
Just Before the War with the Eskimos was created in 1948.
world war 2 wasn't just a regular war because almost every country ended up fighting in it
yes
The idea of a "just war" is to place moral restraints on warfare by establishing criteria for determining when and how to wage war justly.
Technically, yes, but it was a World War.
just prior to the Civil War