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Global Disorder, Moral Agency, and the Imperative of Conscience: The Present and Emerging Geopolitical Context
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Global Disorder, Moral Agency, and the Imperative of Conscience: The Present and Emerging Geopolitical Context
Introduction: The Crisis of Conscience in Our Time Within the international system, violence is no longer treated as an unwelcome departure from what is normal. Rather, it is increasingly being used as one of its organising principles. War is standardised as policy, civilian suffering is reframed as collateral damage and instead of being an ethical priority, peace is reduced to a temporary agreement for managing conflict. The humanitarian disast…
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