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Conclusion: Elusive Distinctions, Epochal Changes,of great contemporary significance, and not only to scholars. Perhaps she will consider briefly how these topics might be related and wonder what new and different the book’s contributors have to say. The book’s subtitle—. (same as the title of the introductory chapter to this volume)—is a different

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Conclusion: Elusive Distinctions, Epochal Changes,of great contemporary significance, and not only to scholars. Perhaps she will consider briefly how these topics might be related and wonder what new and different the book’s contributors have to say. The book’s subtitle—. (same as the title of the introductory chapter to this volume)—is a different matter.

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Overview: In original essays written by both senior scholars as well as rising younger scholars in the field of international ethics, this volume addresses the ethics of war in an era when non-state actors are playing an increasingly prominent role in armed conflict.978-1-349-38014-5978-0-230-10179-1

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