Just and unjust military intervention : European thinkers from Vitoria to Mill / edited by Stefano Recchia and Jennifer M. Welsh.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Introduction : the enduring relevance of classical thinkers / Stefano Recchia and Jennifer Welsh -- Intervention in European history, c. 1520-1850 / David Trim -- War in the face of doubt : early modern classics and the preventive use of force / Ariel Colonomos -- Vitoria : the law of war, saving the innocent, and the image of God / William Bain -- Grotius, Hobbes and Pufendorf on humanitarian intervention / Richard Tuck -- John Locke on intervention, uncertainty, and insurgency / Samuel Moyn -- Intervention and sovereign equality : legacies of Vattel / Jennifer Pitts -- David Hume and Adam Smith on international ethics and humanitarian intervention / Edwin Van de Haar -- Sovereignty, morality and history : the problematic legitimization of force in Rousseau, Kant and Hegel / Pierre Hassner -- Revisiting Kant and intervention / Andrew Hurrell -- Edmund Burke and intervention : empire and neighborhood / Jennifer Welsh -- The origins of liberal Wilsonianism : Giuseppe Mazzini on regime change and humanitarian intervention / Stefano Recchia -- J.S. Mill on non-intervention and intervention / Michael Doyle.
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