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This updated and revised second edition of Donald A. Wells's
popular _War Crimes and Laws of War_, originally published in 1984,
traces the rules of war since ancient times. The major sources of
the rules or _laws_ of war are explored: the congresses of the
Hague, Geneva, and the United Nations. But an abyss exists between
what military manuals allow and what the congresses prohibit; this
book attempts to resolve this dilemma. An important text for
military college courses and international relations, as well as
social philosophy courses. Co-published with the North American
Society for Social Philosophy. Here is what reviewers had to say
about the first edition:
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