“In international relations, where power is unequally distributed, morality has no purchase. States pursue their own national interests and the strong rule wherever they can. This is not a doctrine that Might is Right. It is rather the view that Right is irrelevant. Might just is what everywhere prevails.”
David Fisher, 2011 : Morality and War: Can War Be Just in the Twenty-First Century? | |
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