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Peace studies

moral opposition to war and violence, which Cady places on a continuum from absolute rejection of violence to more qualified positions.

In peace studies, pacifism refers to moral opposition to war and violence, which Cady places on a continuum from absolute rejection of violence to more qualified positions. This meaning comes from Cady (1989) in From Warism to Pacifism.[1]

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References

Cady, D. L. (1989). From Warism to Pacifism. Temple University Press. ISBN 9780877227793

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