Select the criteria that is NOT an aspect of Just War Theory. A nation must never declare war against the clearly expressed will of its citizens. War should only be declared if there is a reasonable possibility of success War must be fought with peace as the ultimate goal. A declaration of war must be a last resort after all peaceful options have been exhausted.
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Step 1: A nation must never declare war against the clearly expressed will of its citizens - This is an aspect of Just War Theory, as it considers the consent of the citizens before declaring war. Show more…
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