"Socially-Sanctioned and Non-Sanctioned Violence: On the Role of Moral Beliefs in Causing and Preventing War"
Vol. I
Book Chapter, Peace Studies: Critical Concepts in Political Science
September 22, 2005
Author: Randall C. Forsberg, Former Associate, International Security Program
Belfer Center Programs or Projects: International Security
NOTE
This chapter was originally published as "Socially-Sanctioned and Non-Sanctioned Violence: On the Role of Moral Beliefs in Causing and Preventing War and Other Forms of Large-Group Violence", in Ruth Stanley, ed., Konflikt und Gewalt in der globalisierten Welt, Festschrift für Ulrich Albrecht, (Opladen: Westdeutscher Verlag, 2001), pp. 201–230.
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