Humanity, Terrorisms, Terrorist Wars - Prof Ted Honderich

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Description: Should we proceed, however, by way of some other thinking or practice? Negotiation rather than violence? International law? Human rights? Just war theory? The politics of reality?
 
Created: 2010-03-25 17:24
Collection: Cambridge Review of International Affairs
Publisher: University of Cambridge
Copyright: Ted Honderich, O.W. Lewis
Language: eng (English)
Distribution: World     (downloadable)
Keywords: Israel; Palestine; terrorism; morality; ethics; 9/11; afghanistan; philosophy;
Explicit content: No
 
Abstract: (1) Zionism: the founding and actually necessary defence of Israel within roughly the original 1948-1967 borders. Right or wrong? Neo-Zionism: the taking since 1967 of at least their autonomy from the Palestinians in the last 1/5th of their historic homeland? (2) Palestinian terrorism? (3) 9/11? Moral responsibility shared by others than the terrorists? (4) Our war in Iraq and the aftermath? (5) Such terrorism as 7/7? (6) Gaza? (7) Afghanistan?

Ted Honderich is Grote Professor Emeritus of the Philosophy of Mind and Logic, University College London and Visiting Professor, University of Bath. His work has been mainly about five things: determinism's truth and its consequences for our lives; the nature of consciousness and its relation to the brain; right and wrong in the contemporary world, in particular with respect to terrorism; the supposed justifications of punishment by the state; and the political tradition of conservatism.
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