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1. www.americamagazine.org › politics-society › 2021Is just war theory relevant to today’s world conflicts?

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   Aug 20, 2021 · Such seeming anachronisms have prompted many Catholics in recent years to ask whether just war theory is still relevant or even necessary in the 21st century. Some groups have even called for the ...

2. www.american.edu › sis › newsHow Does the Media Impact Public Perception about War?

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   Nov 21, 2023 · Hamas’ horrific October 7 attack on Israel made headlines for several days, and the media still covers personal stories about individual hostages. However, the attack and Hamas’s nature as a terrorist group have been eclipsed by coverage of Palestinian causalities suffered in Gaza, as they are more current, far greater in numbers, and are captured in daily videos on television.

3. news.harvard.edu › gazette › storyHistorian sees a warning for today in post-Civil War U.S.

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   Apr 12, 2024 · April 12, 2024 4 min read. Americans need not look abroad for historical comparisons to authoritarian currents in the country today, according to University of Connecticut scholar Manisha Sinha. The post-Civil War U.S. offers plenty. “We need to pay a lot of attention to the period after 1877 going right up until at least 1900,” Sinha said.

4. gwtoday.gwu.edu › lessons-vietnam-why-war-stillLessons from Vietnam: Why the War Still Resonates Today

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   May 3, 2023 · “It still fascinates us and still frustrates us trying to understand it today.” Lasting legacy In opening remarks, GW President Mark S. Wrighton said the conference embodied the university’s commitment to “the creation of new knowledge that is not only relevant in looking toward the future but is also relevant as we examine and re-examine important historical events in the past.”

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5. essentials.neh.gov › humanities › 2017World War I Changed America and Transformed Its Role in ...

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   With 2017 marking the one-hundredth anniversary of America's entry into the war, the moment seemed ripe to revisit a conflict whose ghosts still haunt the nation. “It offered an opportunity to raise awareness about a generation of American writers that cries out to be better known,” says Rudin.

6. www.theatlantic.com › international › archiveNot a World War But a World at War - The Atlantic

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   Nov 17, 2023 · We do not need to be in a world war to be in a world at war. Wars were already a persistent feature of the international system. But they were not widespread. War was always happening somewhere ...

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   Could War be our future?

   • Wars were already a persistent feature of the international system. But they were not widespread. War was always happening somewhere, in other words, but war was not happening everywhere. The above dynamics could change that tendency. The prevalence of war, not just its persistence, could now be our future.

   Not a World War But a World at War - The Atlantic

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   Should Americans look abroad for historical comparisons to authoritarian currents?

   • Americans need not look abroad for historical comparisons to authoritarian currents in the country today, according to University of Connecticut scholar Manisha Sinha. The post-Civil War U.S. offers plenty. “We need to pay a lot of attention to the period after 1877 going right up until at least 1900,” Sinha said.

   Historian sees a warning for today in post-Civil War U.S

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   Should Wars be viewed as a series of Unfortunate Events?

   • Today’s volume of wars, in other words, should be viewed as little more than a series of unfortunate events that could recur or worsen at any time. Though this theory may be reasonable, it is not reassuring, nor does it help predict when conflicts will arise or how large they will eventually become.

   Not a World War But a World at War - The Atlantic

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   How important is the post-Civil War period?

   • The post-Civil War U.S. offers plenty. “We need to pay a lot of attention to the period after 1877 going right up until at least 1900,” Sinha said. “It is a compelling example of the overthrow of American democracy for a significant period in U.S. history, and one that is so pertinent for our own fraught times.”

   Historian sees a warning for today in post-Civil War U.S

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   Is American coverage of the Israeli-Palestian War based on a narrative?

   • American coverage of the military campaign tends to lean towards the Israeli and American governments’ narratives, sometimes at the expense of adequately representing Palestinian viewpoints.

   How Does the Media Impact Public Perception about War? | American

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   Can a war be considered a 'just war'?

   • An international conference organized by the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development, held at the Vatican in 2016, argued in its final communique that there are few, if any, wars that can be considered just and that just war theory has been used more often “ to endorse rather than prevent or limit war .”

   Is just war theory relevant to today’s world conflicts?

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8. warroom.armywarcollege.edu › podcasts › why-is-theWHY IS THE VIETNAM WAR EXPERIENCE STILL RELEVANT?

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   Dec 5, 2017 · The 2017 release of a television series on Vietnam War from director Ken Burns has renewed interest and controversy surrounding the purpose of the war and its effects. In this podcast, military historian, retired U.S. Army War College professor, and Vietnam veteran Len Fullenkamp presents his perspective on why the U.S. became involved. He also discusses the social and political change that ...