Hint | Answer |
Sun Tzu lived through the ... and ... period of Chinese history | |
...when the centralised power of the ... dynasty disintegrated | |
...into a period of rampant .... between ...+ states | |
Strategic principles: attack only when advantageous: | |
feints, misinformation, prevarication: | |
luring the enemy into untenable positions: | |
adapting tactics to ... | |
strategic configuration of power: | |
Who was an elected Athenian general? | |
Athens is ... away from inside by the experience of war | |
An ally of Sparta and naval power was ... | |
A colony of the latter, Athenian ally and rebellious was... | |
Where does civil war spark the conflict? | |
Who pays tribute to Athens but is prompted by Sparta to revolt? | |
First dilemma: what do you do with a ... power? | |
second is the the plight of the ..., as in the ... Dialogue | |
Who served in the Russian army during Napoleonic Wars? | |
A crisis in what country in what year threatens European war? | |
What did he die of, in what year? | |
Major ... in his book, called: .. ... | |
Two key concepts of ... war and ... war | |
The first means that all sides have an ... to ... the application of force | |
The second has a tension between ... logic and limited ... | |
Notion of war as a ... of politics by other means | |
What creates a space for limited warfare? | |
What emerged out of war with Islam and later Catholic/Protestant conflicts? | |
Aquinas added just ... to Augustine's just cause | |
Who formed the basis of int'l law? | |
What Code issued by Lincoln regulated all sorts of conduct in war? | |
Most importantly, it outlawed rejecting ... | |
What played an important role in codifying int'l law re conflict? | |
Who was the founder? Where was he given his idea? | |
This leads eventually to the ... and ... Conventions | |
The Hague outlawed ... gas and ...-... bullet | |
Lacedaemonians accused of ... | |
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