Historically, the just-war tradition—a set of mutually agreed rules of combat—commonly evolves between two similar enemies. When enemies differ greatly because of different religious beliefs, race, or language, war conventions have rarely been applied. It is only when the enemy is seen to be a people with whom one will do business in the following peace Above: War, Peace Logo that tacit or explicit rules are formed for how wars should be fought and who they should involve. In part the motivation is seen ... Read More