Philosophy 2083F/G Chapter Notes -Humanitarian Intervention, Robert Pape, Ethnic Cleansing
27 Jan 2013
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Military intervention and ethics of care held. For violence arising within political conflict and being dealt with in political and legal ways, the more familiar approaches often remain appropriate. The ethics of care especially values caring relations between persons. The ethics of care sees persons and interrelated. The ethics of care has developed care as a value that rivals justice and it evaluates practices of care. It can conceptualize that within the more distant and weak relations of care that can be formed, we can develop political and legal was to interact. Violence has played an overwhelming role in establishing the boundaries and memberships of states. The ethics of care recognizes the gross limitations of law and the superiority of other moral approaches for much of human value. Can recommend respect for international law while contributing to more promising alternatives.
