The Origins of War: A Catholic Perspective

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INDEX 231 A abortion, John Paul II on, 168, 173 Accursius, 49n9 After Hegemony (Keohane), 64 aggression, concept of, 204 ahistoricity. See historicity Alfaro, Juan, 102 America. See United States American Civil War, 87 Americas, European discovery of, 36 Amos (biblical book), 10–11 anarchy Day, Dorothy, as Christian anarchist, 130 liberalism, anarchy of international system in, 64, 70, 205 National Security Strategy of 2002 and, 204 realism, anarchy of international system in, 58, 59–60, 80, 81, 87, 88 Angell, Norman, 53, 61, 62 Anti-Conscription League, 130 Apology (Tertullian), 14, 26n40 Apostolicam actuositatem, 147 Aquinas. See Thomas Aquinas Arab-Israeli conflict, 87, 174 Argentina and Chile, 1978-79 Beagle Channel dispute between, 174 Aristotle, 38 Ashley, Richard K., 76, 77 Augustine of Hippo, 4, 15–18, 25, 111, 129 Avignon papacy, 23 B Baius, Michael, 102 balance of power in classical realism, 57 constructivist views of, 82 Gaudium et spes on, 150 in liberalism, 61 in neorealism, 59–60 Paul VI on, 153 in world-systems theory, 68 Balthasar, Hans Urs von, 101, 102, 194 Bartolus of Sassoferrato, 49n9 Baxter, Michael J., 127–28, 186–87 Beagle Channel dispute between Chile and Argentina, 1978-79, 174 Beijing, UN Fourth World Conference on Women in, 168, 173, 176 Benedict XV (pope), 138, 139 Bentham, Jeremy, 42–44, 46, 53, 60, 62, 64, 143 Bernstein, Carl, 167, 169m178n29 Berrigan, Daniel and Philip, 2 Bible, origins of war in, 7–13, 97 biological weapons. See weapons of mass destruction bipolar systems, 59–60 Bismarck, Otto von, 46 Boniface VIII (pope), 22, 23 Boucher, David, 32, 38, 40 Bouillard, Henri, 102 Brewer, Anthony, 66 Burchill, Scott, 56 Bush, George W., administration of, 204–5 232 Index C Casaroli, Agostino, 142, 152–53 Cairo, UN Conference on Population and Development in, 168, 173, 176 Cajetan, Thomas de Vio, 103 capitalism, Marxist analysis of. See Marxism Capizzi, Joseph E., 111 Catherine of Siena, 129 Catholic thought on origins of war. See origins of war in Catholic thought Catholic Worker Movement, 2, 126, 127, 128 Cavanaugh, William T., 119–20 Centesimus annus, 164, 168, 172, 175 charity, papal emphasis on, 138–39, 141 Charles II (king of England), 39 Charles V (Holy Roman Emperor), 34 Charles of Valois, 22 chemical weapons. See weapons of mass destruction Childress, James F., 184, 197n20 Chile Beagle Channel dispute with Argentina, 1978-79, 174 under Pinochet, 167, 178n29 Christian realism, 54–55 Christological focus of John Paul II, 163–64 church and state, early modern analysis of relationship between, 30, 31, 33, 47, 48 Church Fathers on origins of war, 13–18 church’s role in public reason, 186–87 Cicero, 50n74 City of God (Augustine of Hippo), 15–16, 129 classical realism, 53–58, 87, 88 Clement V (pope), 23, 29 cold war, 53, 58, 60, 169, 172, 190 Coleman, John A., 123 collective knowledge, 79 Collegiate Anti-Militarism League, 130 Colossians, Epistle to, 12 common knowledge, 79 communism. See also Marxism; Soviet Union John Paul II on, 166–67, 174–75, 178n29 John XXIII on coalition of Christian Democrats and Socialists in Italy, 142 Paul VI, Ostpolitik of, 152–53 Weigel on, 190 Congar, Yves, 161n68 constitutional structures, 81–82 constructivism, 5, 75–91 centrality of identities, interests, and norms to, 78–82 common knowledge and collective knowledge, 79 critical theorists and postmodernists distinguished, 77–78, 80–81 formation of interests and norms, 82–85 neoliberalism and neorealism, as critique of, 70, 75–77, 80–81, 87–90 Nye’s association with, 64 peace theory in, 90 social sciences, as response to crisis in, 75–76 structurationist theory and, 79–81 war and norms, 85–90 world-systems theory, critique of, 80, 88 constructivism and Catholicism, 5–6, 95–112 critiques of modern political thought common to, 95 cultural beliefs and practices, relevance of, 97–98, 99, 102 ethical implications of, 109–11 in formation of Catholic perspective on war, 70, 90–91, 95, 105–12 historicity and subjectivity, Catholic acceptance of, 98–102 integral relationship of human nature and grace, renewed Catholic sense of, 102–5 international institutions, role of, 98, 151 Index 233 joint Christian/non-Christian responsibility for war, explaining, 98 links between, 95–98 Murray’s constructivist approach, 125 objectivity and independence of political science, rejection of, 95, 96–97 political implications of, 105–8, 113n33 “powers,” biblical concept of, 97 transcendent end, consideration of, 95–96 contemporary Catholics on origins...