War /  [print] 
John Woodward, book editor. 
 - Detroit :  Greenhaven Press,  (c)2006. 
 - 207 pages ;  23 cm. 
 - Current controversies .
<br/><br/> Chapter 1: What causes war?  Chapter 2:  Is the War on Terror justified?  Chapter 3: How should wars be conducted?  Chapter 4: Can war be prevented? 
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<br/><br/>The causes of war : an overview  Islam causes war  Islam does not cause war  Religion causes war  Capitalism causes war  Socialism causes war  Pacifism causes war  The military-industrial complex causes war  Wars are fought because they are profitable  Competition for resources causes war  War is central to the human condition  John Avery --  Don Feder --  Javeed Akhter --  Kenneth W. Phifer --  John Molyneux --  Anthony Gregory --  Thomas Sowell --  Manuel Valenzuela --  Evan Augustine Peterson III --  John Gray --  David Limbaugh. Yes. The war against Iraq was necessary to combat terrorism  The War on Terror is necessary to combat radical Islam  The War on Terror is making America safer  No. Claims that Iraq was a terrorist threat are unfounded  The War on Terror is being fought to benefit American corporations  The War on Terror is creating more terrorists  Stephen F. Hayes --  Jonathan Rosenblum --  J. Michael Waller --  Peter Bergen --  Norman Council --  The Progressive. Preemptive war is a legitimate option for fighting terrorism  Preemptive war is not a legitimate option for fighting terrorism  Torturing prisoners is sometimes justifiable  Torturing prisoners is not justifiable  The use of nuclear weapons may be justified  The use of nuclear weapons cannot be justified  Rape as a tactic of war must be stopped  David Horowitz --  Noam Chomsky --  Henry Mark Holzer --  Patrick Leahy --  William Conrad --  Gerard Donnelly Smith --  Jan Goodwin. Yes. War can be prevented  Globalization can prevent war  Democracy can prevent war  The use of nonviolent force can prevent war  No. War cannot be prevented  Globalization cannot prevent war  Democracy cannot prevent war  The United Nations cannot prevent war  Jonathan Power --  Erich Weede --  George W. Bush --  Gabriel Moran --  Victor Davis Hanson --  Gerald Cavanaugh --  James Ostrowski --  Ryan Malone. 
<br/><br/> The current controversies series examines today's most important social and political issues. ; 
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<br/><br/><label>LCCN: </label>2005046261 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>War--Causes.<br/>War--Prevention.<br/>War on Terrorism, 2001-
<br/><br/><label>LC Class. No.: </label>JZ6385.W911.W37 2006 JZ6385