\"Just War in Eastern Orthodoxy: Contemporary Developments\"

August 6, 2017 | Autor: Yuri Stoyanov | Categoría: War Studies, Just War, Orthodox Theology, Christian Orthodoxy and Nationalism, Russian Orthodox Church, Pacifism, Just War Theory, Russian Orthodoxy, Just war theory (Philosophy), Post-Communism, Orthodox Christianity, Warfare, Christian Pacifism, Orthodox Church, Ecumenical Patriarchate, Greek Orthodoxy, Just War Tradition, Religious Nationalism, Post-Communist Studies, Eastern Orthodoxy, Ecumenical Patriarchate Ottomans Turks and Islam, Pacifism, Ethics of War, Eastern Orthodox Christianity, Eastern Orthodox Theology, Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia, Yugoslavian wars of secession, History of the Russian Church, Orthodox Words, History of Orthodoxy, Slavistics and Orthodoxy, Byzantine Just War, Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople, Pacifism, Just War Theory, Russian Orthodoxy, Just war theory (Philosophy), Post-Communism, Orthodox Christianity, Warfare, Christian Pacifism, Orthodox Church, Ecumenical Patriarchate, Greek Orthodoxy, Just War Tradition, Religious Nationalism, Post-Communist Studies, Eastern Orthodoxy, Ecumenical Patriarchate Ottomans Turks and Islam, Pacifism, Ethics of War, Eastern Orthodox Christianity, Eastern Orthodox Theology, Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia, Yugoslavian wars of secession, History of the Russian Church, Orthodox Words, History of Orthodoxy, Slavistics and Orthodoxy, Byzantine Just War, Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople

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Just War in the Catholic Tradition A conference organized by The International Peace Research Institute, Oslo (PRIO) and The Aquinas Center for Theological Renewal, Ave Maria University 25-26 June 2009 Ritz Carlton Naples, Florida (http://www.ritzcarlton.com/en/Properties/Naples/Default.htm)

Thursday Afternoon, 25 June

3: 00 pm

Conference opens with welcome by the organizers

3:15 – 4: 00

Keynote address: Jus ad Bellum in contemporary Catholic teaching – Bishop Frank Dewane, Diocese of Venice, Florida (former Under Secretary of the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace).

4:00–4:45

Does the Contemporary Magisterial Teaching Represent a Departure from the Traditional Doctrine of Just War? – Gregory Reichberg, PRIO

4:45–5:15

Coffee break

5:15–6:00

Assessing the Rights and Wrongs of Actual Conflicts, from World War I to the 2003 Invasion of Iraq in the Teaching of the Church Magisterium – Robert Araujo, S.J., Boston College

6:00–6:45

Contemporary Magisterial Teaching on Jus in Bello – Hanne Sophie Greve, Appeals Court Judge, Bergen, Norway

7:30 pm

Dinner

Friday, 26 June

9:00–9:45

War and Christian Charity – Matthew Levering, Ave Maria University

9:45–10:30

War and the Theology of Evil – Charles Mathewes, University of Virginia

10:30–11:00

Coffee break

11:00–11:45

War and Christian Hope: Can War Be Expunged from the Human Condition? – Paul Griffiths, Duke University

11:45–12:30

Just Peace in Contemporary Protestant Thought – Valerie Ona Morkevicius, DePaul University

12.30–1:30

Lunch

1:30–3:00

Free Time

3:00–3:45

Virtue-ethics and Moral/legal Casuistry: Two Distinct Approaches to Just War within the Catholic Tradition – Henrik Syse, PRIO

3:45–4:30

"Is Just War Spirituality Possible?" – Martin Cook, U.S. Air Force Academy

4.30–5:00

Coffee break

5.00–5:45

Is Afghanistan a ‘Good War’: Applying Catholic Just War Teaching and Peacebuilding Principles – David Cortright, University of Notre Dame

7: 30pm

Dinner

Saturday, 27 June

9:00–9:45

The Relation of Natural law to Positive International Law – James Turner Johnson, Rutgers University

9:45–10:30

Common Good, National and International: Referents for the Catholic Teaching on Just War – Joseph Koterski, S.J., Fordham University

10:30–11:00

Coffee break

11:00–11:45

Resort to Force against Repressive Regimes or in Failed States: Catholic Teaching on Armed Insurgency – Paul Sigmund, Princeton University

11:45–12:30

Jus Post Bellum – Pablo Kalmanovitz, Columbia University

12.30–1:30

Lunch

1:30–3:00

Free time

3:00–3:45

Just War in Eastern Orthodoxy: Contemporary Developments – Yuri Stoyanov, University of London

3.45–4:00

Just War in Islam: Contemporary Developments – John Kelsay, Florida State University

4:00–4:30

Coffee break

4:30–5:15

Just War and Holy War – Graham McAleer, Loyola College (Baltimore)

5:15–5:30

Closing Comments – The Organizers

7:30

Dinner

Sunday, 28 June

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