TY  - BOOK
AU  - Allman, Mark J
TI  - After the Smoke Clears:  The Just War Tradition and Post War Justice
SN  - 9781570758591
U1  - P76 
PY  - 2010///
CY  - New York
PB  - Orbis Books
N1  - includes index and biblioraphy; PART I THE JUST WAR THEORY AND JUS POST BELLUM  The Just War Tradition: Its History, Categories, and Flaws	21  Historical Developments        22  ANCIENT GREEK AND ROMAN THOUGHT       22  FROM PACIFISM TO JUST WAR: JUST WAR IN THE EARLY CHRISTIAN CHURCH       24  AMBROSE, AUGUSTINE, AND GRATIAN       27  THE EARLY MEDIEVAL PERIOD       31  THOMAS AQUINAS       32  SECULARIZING JUST WAR THOUGHT: VITORIA, SUAREZ, AND GROTIUS       33  THE PERIOD AFTER THE WORLD WARS       36   Overview of the Traditional Categories        37  Jus AD BELLUM-BEFORE WAR       38  Jus IN BELLO-JUSTICE DURING WAR       44   Weaknesses and Strengths of the Just War Tradition  2. Jus Post Bellum: An Emerging Category  Nascent Elements of Jus Post Bellum in the Tradition        58   THE ANCIENT WORLD       58   THE CHRISTIAN TRADITION       62   THE WORK OF IMMANUEL KANT       64   Philosophy, Political Science, International Law, and Military Science        66 BRIAN OREND       67   GARY J. BASS       68  DOUG McCREADY	71  MARK EVANS       72   A Theological Perspective        74   Conclusion        79  PART 2 FOUR JUS POST BELLUM CRITERIA  3. The Just Cause Principle  Jus Post Bellum and the Tradition        85  ACCOUNTABILITY       87  A MEANS OF RESTRAINT        88  PROPORTIONALITY       89  PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS       89   Jus Post Bellum: Can You Get Good Fruit from a Bad Tree?        90  OREND`S POSITION ON JUST CAUSE AND Jus POST BELLUM       91  A CRITIQUE OF OREND`S POSITION       94  A THEOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE        96   Conclusion        100  4. The Reconciliation Phase  Reconciliation: What It Is, What It Isn`t  6.FORGIVENESS       103  RECONCILIATION AND JUSTICE       104   Six Elements of Post Bellum Reconciliation        107  IMMEDIATE POST CONFLICT PERIOD       107  ACKNOWLEDGMENT       108  APOLOGIES       110  PUNISHMENT       112  FORGIVENESS       113  AMNESTY       115   Conclusion        116  The Punishment Phase	118  Compensation        118  WHAT Is POST WAR COMPENSATION, AND WHY Is IT NECESSARY?        119   WHO OUGHT TO PAY? To WHOM Is IT OWED? WHEN  SHOULD IT BE PAID?        124   How MUCH Is OWED AND How SHOULD IT BE DISTRIBUTED?        129   War Crimes Trials        131  WHAT ARE WAR CRIMES? WHO Is RESPONSIBLE?  WHY ARE WAR CRIMES TRIALS NECESSARY?        131   WHEN AND WHERE SHOULD WAR CRIMES TRIALS BE HELD? How SHOULD THEY BE CONDUCTED?  138   Conclusion        139  The Restoration Phase	143  Security and Policing        144  THE RULE OF LAW        145  POSITIVE VERSUS NEGATIVE PEACEKEEPING       147   Political Reform        152  REGIME CHANGE       156  REGIME CHANGE VERSUS CONTAINMENT       157  POST BELLUM REGIME CHANGE       158   Economic Recovery        160   Social Rehabilitation        163   Environmental Cleanup        165
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