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Should Non-State Actors Have a Right to Resort to Force in Self-Defense? An Assessment of Legitimate Authority under Jus ad Bellum

Øystein Skotheim

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This thesis offers an assessment of legitimate authority as a condition under jus ad bellum and provides a critical analysis of principled implications associated with its traditional employment in international law.

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This thesis offers an assessment of legitimate authority as a condition under jus ad bellum and provides a critical analysis of principled implications associated with its traditional employment in international law.

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This thesis offers an assessment of legitimate authority as a condition under jus ad bellum and provides a critical analysis of principled implications associated with its traditional employment in international law.

Key concepts: Jus ad bellum, Self defense, Political science, Law, Use of force, State (computer science), International law, Computer science

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