Titlebook: Designed to Kill: The Case Against Weapons Research; John Forge Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2013 Just War Theory.c

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Commercial Weapons Research and Peacetime Weapons Research,y has thus been in existence for nearly two and half millennia, and ranks with agriculture and building as one of the oldest industries in continuous existence. Arms production became ‘industrialised’ in the nineteenth century, when modern methods of production informed by scientific understanding o

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Philip A. Geis,Charles W. Jacobsents, power in the crudest form, power to do violence to others. This includes knowledge of how to make weapons, how to make the means to do violence, the means to make war and commit other violent acts. This book is about that kind of knowledge, the people who discover it, and why it is morally wro

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-4982-2s, so I begin with some general remarks about weapons and about how we might define and characterise them. Here I also comment briefly on the history of weapons development. In the last two sections of the chapter I introduce the moral dimension of WR, explain why it is wrong and state the case agai

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Paul J. Szaniszlo,James L. Harrising of a piece of cloth or hide to which two unequal strings are attached. A small shot is placed in the sling, which is then whirled about the head and one of the strings released in the direction of the target. An important innovation occurred at about 6,000 BCE, when it was found that conical sho

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-4982-2whose ordinary soldiers, the infantry, have better weapons will win, though heavy weapons can be decisive (as they were at Syracuse and at Sedan 2,000 years later). In this chapter I will consider three episodes from the history of the firearm, the weapon that has been the standard equipment of the