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The classical Confucian position on the legitimate use of military force
Sumner B. Twiss
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, Jonathan K L Chan
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Aggression
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Civil Infrastructure
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Command-and-control
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Ethics
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Ethics of War
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Interdiction
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Ius in Bello
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Jus Ad Bellum
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Legitimate Uses
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Mencius
50%
Military
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Military Command
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Military Control
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Moral Policies
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Moral Qualities
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Moral Values
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Practical Orientation
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Psychological Well-being
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Punitive Expedition
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Social Practices
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Strategic Action
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Strategic Thinking
50%
Sunzi
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Tyranny
50%
Use of Military Force
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Wang Yangming
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Xunzi
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Arts and Humanities
Action
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Civilians
50%
Confucian
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Ethics of war
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Mencius
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Military Force
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Ming
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Moral
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Social Practice
50%
Tyranny
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Xunzi
50%
Social Sciences
Armed Forces
100%
Moral Values
100%
Psychological Well-Being
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Social Practice
100%
Strategic Action
100%
Strategic Thinking
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Psychology
Ethics
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Psychological Well-Being
50%