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'War'? Legal Semantics and the Move to Violence
The use of the word ‘war’ to describe the anti‐terrorist efforts in the wake of the 11 September attacks has gone virtually unchallenged. The term, however, is not innocent and carries far‐reaching implications for international law. The article examines how its use can be said to fit into a broader
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