Oeter, Stefan
Friedensethik angesichts des Krieges in der Ukraine
The Russian war of aggression in Ukraine has challenged peace ethicists to respond to the new political realities. While some call for a fundamental rethink of the previous normative basic positions of Protestant peace ethics, others continue to adhere to the cornerstones of the concept of just peace. In the light of the war in Ukraine, the authors of this volume shed light on current controversies in peace ethics and discuss necessary realignments. This includes questions of the peace order as a legal order, law-preserving violence and civil conflict management.
Wege aus dem Krieg in der Ukraine: Szenarien - Chancen - Risiken
Based on six scenarios sketching various forms and ways of a possible end to the war in Ukraine, this volume examines the chances and risks connected with them. The authors discuss questions related to military victory, defeat and a negotiated settlement, approaching the various scenarios from the perspectives of international law, peace ethics, and legal ethics. Moreover, the volume focuses on the societal dimension of the war, covering Russian civil society, the role of the churches in the war zone and peace policy questions related to possible future rapprochement and reconciliation.
