On War and Democracy

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On War and Democracy
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Publisher : Princeton University Press
Total Pages : 344
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ISBN-10 : 9780691202365
ISBN-13 : 0691202362
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Book Synopsis On War and Democracy by : Christopher Kutz

Book excerpt: Introduction : war, politics, democracy -- Democratic security -- Citizens and soldiers : the difference uniforms make -- A modest case for symmetry : are soldiers morally equal? -- Leaders and the gambles of war : against political luck -- War, democracy, and Secrecy : secret law -- Must a democracy be ruthless? : torture and existential politics -- Humanitarian intervention and the new democratic holy wars -- Drones and democracy -- Democracy and the death of norms -- Democratic states in victory : vae victis? -- Looking backward : democratic transitions and the choice of justice.


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