Occupation Ethics
Occupation Ethics is a branch of applied moral philosophy within the broader field of war ethics that specifically examines the normative principles governing the conduct, responsibilities, and legitimacy of a state or actor exercising prolonged and organized control over a territory and population during the aftermath of armed conflict or military intervention.
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Ethics Of Occupation
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Jens Meierhenrich · Ethics & International Affairs · 2006 · 13 citations
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