Ius ad bellum und ius post bellum

von dem Knesebeck, Philipp

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Philipp von dem Knesebeck²

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Im vorherigen Kapitel habe ich beschrieben, welche Akteure neben den klassischen Nationalstaaten als Akteure der internationalen Beziehungen gelten. Akteurstatus entsteht durch eine gemeinsame politische Identität und die (implizite) Anerkennung durch Interaktion mit anderen Akteuren der internationalen Beziehungen. In diesem Kapitel werde ich den politischen Teil der Lehre des gerechten Krieges behandeln. Zu ihm gehören neben ius ad bellum, den Bedingungen dafür, wann es erlaubt ist, in einen Krieg einzutreten, iust post bellum, die Bedingungen für einen akzeptablen Übergang in den Friedenszustand.

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von dem Knesebeck, P. (2014). Ius ad bellum und ius post bellum. In: Soldaten, Guerilleros, Terroristen. Springer VS, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-05152-5_4

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