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1.Introduction 1

2.Inclination to Pacifism： Theory and Reality 10

2.1 Approach to Pacifism 10

2.2 The Causes of Inclination to Pacifism 16

2.3 Summary 51

3. Ideas of Just War in Traditional and Modern Times： Religious and Secular Approaches 52

3.1 Approach to Just War Theory 52

3.2 The Tradition of Just War in Western Culture 58

3.3 Question of Justifiable War in Roman Culture 60

3.4 Just War Theory in the Christian Tradition 61

3.5 Secular Approach to Just War in the Modern Era 70

3.6 New Criteria of Just War Theory 77

3.7 Summary 90

4. Legitimacy or Illegitimacy of Use of Force in Contemporary International Law and the Place of Just War Theory in the Modern Legal System 91

4.1 Recourse to Force before the League of Nations 91

4.2 The League of Nations 93

4.3 The Locarno Agreement （1925） 100

4.4 The Pact of Paris （1928） 101

4.5 The Post World War Ⅱ Period 107

4.6 The Principle of Non-Recognition 115

4.7 Effect of Just War Theory in International Law 121

4.8 Summary 150

5. Just or Unjust War？ International Law and Unilateral Use of Armed Force by States at the Turn of the 20th Century 151

5.1 Unilateral Use of Force by the US against Iraq in 1996151

5.2 Unilateral Use of Force by the US and the UK against Iraq in 1998 163

5.3 Unilateral Use of Force by NATO against Serbia in Kosovo in 1999 170

5.4 Unilateral Use of Force by the US and the UK against Iraq in 2001 193

5.5 Unilateral Use of Force by the US and the UK against Iraq in 2003 195

5.6 Humanitarian Intervention as an Act of Charity 214

5.7 Summary 232

6. Conclusion 234

Bibliography 246

Index 262

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