Collateral Damage and the Principle of Due Care

Schwenkenbecher, Anne

doi:10.1080/15027570.2014.910015

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“…It is estimated that the competition might not leave winners at the end but opportunities for non-party entities to the conflict. In the recent literature, terminologies like collateral damage that according to Georg Meggle means "a damage which in contrast to the intended aim of the action that brought this damage about, was not intended" (Schwenkenbecher 2014) and domino effect "when you make a change to one behavior it will activate a chain reaction and cause a shift in related behaviors as well" (Clear 2020) have been used consecutively with the idea of the trade war.…”

Section: Trade Wars In International Relationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Revisiting the Us-China Trade War: A Strategic Assessment

Mehmood

Khan²

2021

Austral

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The relations among United States of America and People’s Republic of China have historically survived several bouts and rounds however the approach employed by the Trump Administration for a program involving reprisal hefty tariff-trade war against China has given a new face to the bilateral relations between the two states. The paper demonstrates that domestic and international agents played a vital role in initiating and nurturing the trade clash between Washington and Beijing since 2018 to date. The aim of the study is to ascertain that how the political climate and past pursuits of one country conditions policy outcomes in another, and how domestic political pressures on politician’s conditions their relations with foreign counterparts. The paradigm of rational choice theory is adopted to provide a conceptual understanding to the triggering of the trade war between the economic giants.

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Section: Trade Wars In International Relationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Revisiting the Us-China Trade War: A Strategic Assessment

Mehmood

Khan²

2021

Austral

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“…Some might say that military violence at least does not directly target innocents, but rather incidentally (and sometimes accidentally) causes innocent fatalities. Even if there is a moral difference between intentional attacks on innocents and incidental attacks (see Schwenkenbecher 2014), it seems fair to say that contemporary warring agents would struggle greatly to satisfy May's reconciliation criterion.…”

Section: Terrorism and Jus Post Bellummentioning

confidence: 99%