Concilium 2001/2 The Return of the Just War Table of Contents

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International Journal for Theology

2001 / No. 2

The Return of the Just War

Table of Contents

Introduction: The Return of the Just War?	7–10
Dietmar Mieth	7–10
I . Analysis
Chronic Acts of Violence and War Crimes Concealed all over the World: The Argument for a Return to the ‘Just War’	13–23
Petrus Bsteh	13–23
War and Armed Conflicts: The Ambivalent Role of the Communications Media	24–32
Cristián Parker Gumucio	24–32
Eurocentricity in the Perception of Wars and Reflections on Them	33–42
Gerhard Beestermöller	33–42
The Religious Rhetoric of Just War	43–51
Kenneth R. Himes	43–51
The Interreligious Dimension: A Global Ethic of Peace	52–61
John Francis Burke	52–61
II. Orientation
A Biblical View: Between Eschatology and Apocalyptic	65–73
Juan-José Tamayo-Acosta	65–73
Christian Just War Tradition: Tensions and Development	74–82
Lisa Sowle Cahill	74–82
Humanitarian Intervention, Just Peacemaking and the United Nations	83–93
J. Milburn Thompson	83–93
The God of War and the God of Peace with Justice	94–101
José Maria Vigil	94–101
Justice Upholds Peace: A Feminist Approach	102–110
María Pilar Aquino	102–110
Documentation
Reflections on the Earthquake	111–120
Jon Sobrino	111–120

Edited by María Pilar Aquino and Dietmar Mieth

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