Is there such a thing as a rogue state?
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THOMPSON, JANNADate
2002University of Melbourne Author/s
THOMPSON, JANNAAffiliation
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Thompson, Janna (2002) Is there such a thing as a rogue state?.Access Status
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CAPPE WP no. 2002/8
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My main concern in this paper is not the issue of whether the states usually identified as 'rogue' – North Korea, Iraq, and Iran, for example – deserve to be so classified, or whether the term can be plausibly applied to the United States or even Australia. I want to concentrate on the notion of rogue or outlaw state itself – what meaning it has, what it is supposed to imply; whether its use can ever be justified, andhow it is supposed to relate to ideas about just war and international justice that have informed philosophical thinking about relations between state
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rogue state; outlaw state; violations of human rights; international laws; just war tradition; international societyExport Reference in RIS Format
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