THE JUST WAR NEWSLETTER
Issue No. 10 November 2017
CONTENTS
1. Introduction
2. Conferences and Events
3. Recent Publications
4. Call for Papers
5. Academic Programs, Prizes and New Projects
6. Internet Resources
1. INTRODUCTION
The Just War Newsletter is an
electronic publication to announce new developments for researchers, teachers
and practitioners whose work involves the doctrine of just war. Written and
published by Michael Kocsis, it serves anyone working in academia, the public
service, non-governmental organizations, and the military.
If you wish to be added to the mailing list, contact us at msk3@queensu.ca Back-issues can
be found on the WWW at: http://thejustwarnewsletter.blogspot.ca/
2. CONFERENCES AND
EVENTS
A workshop
on the theme “Situating the Human” took place at the University of Pardubice
(Czech Republic) from September 26-28. The event was held at Pardubice’s
historical building, Nám Čs Legií, and was organized by Ondřej Beran of the University’s
Centre for Ethics as Study in Human Value. Details are still posted on the
following website: http://filosofie.upce.cz/en/250-ce-launch-workshop-situating-the-human/
October 18th was
Global Ethics Day. Organized by the
Carnegie Council, the event is an opportunity for organizations around the
world to host lectures, film screenings, debates and discussions that explore
the meaning of ethics in international affairs. This year’s activities include
an International Student/Teacher Essay Contest and an International Student
Photo Contest (details below). The website for Global Ethics Day is: http://www.globalethicsnetwork.org/profiles/blogs/fourth-global-ethics-day-october-18-2017
A
conference on “The Human Right to a Dignified Existence in an International
Context” was hosted by the Human Rights Centre at the University of Potsdam
(Germany) from October 20-21st. The event looked at ideas about the
right to an existence worthy of human dignity and the conditions involved when
such rights are not realized. The event was organized by Logi Gunnarsson
(Potsdam) and details are still available here:
http://www.uni-potsdam.de/de/mrz/veranstaltungen/kommende-veranstaltungen/konferenz-the-human-right-to-a-dignified-existence-in-an-international-context.html(Potsdam) and details are still available here:
The
Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies of Utrecht University and the
Utrecht Centre for Global Challenges (UGlobe) will host a workshop on
“Self-Knowledge and Cosmopolitanism: Ancient Stoic Perspectives” on Friday
November 3rd. The workshop will explore questions about who we are
and what place we should have in the world of the 21st century.
Organised by René Brouwer and Albert Joosse, the event will include
presentations on the Cynics, Early Stoics, Cicero, Epictetus and Imperial
Stoicism. Questions about the workshop should be sent to organizers via email: symposiumSBR@uu.nl Selected
information is posted on the following website: http://www.fasticongressuum.com/single-post/2017/10/11/Self-Knowledge-and-Cosmopolitanism-Ancient-Stoic-Perspectives---03112017-Utrecht-Netherlands
A short
course by Arthur Ripstein entitled “Power's Tribute to Reason: Kant and the Law
of War” will take place from November 17–18th at the University of
Zürich (Switzerland). A list of readings will be distributed to all registered
participants for pre-reading. The course is designed for doctoral students and
postdocs. Those interested in attending should send their request to Stefan
Riegelnik along with a statement of 250w at the email address found on the
website below. The course is free but places are limited. Further information
can be found on the University of Zürich’s website: http://www.agenda.uzh.ch/record.php?id=33594&group=10 and the course program
can be downloaded here: http://www.philosophie.uzh.ch/dam/jcr:e0074318-b7c1-4ca9-97cf-2bc7cc15543d/MC-Ripstein.pdf
A workshop
on “New Approaches to Political Cohesion in Democratic Processes” is being
organized by the Centre of Political Thought at the University of Exeter with help
from Cardiff University and the University of Oxford. The workshop will take
place at the University of Exeter on Wednesday November 29th in the Ibrahim
Ahmed Room of Reed Hall. Its purpose is to explore relationships between
democratic processes and political cohesion where these embody values and
produce norms that legitimate political systems. Speakers will include Matteo
Bonotti, Joseph Lacey, Jonathan White, Dario Castiglione, Sandra Kröger,
Richard Bellamy, Sofia Näsström, Carole Pateman and David Owen. Participation
is free but participants must pre-register for limited places. Those with
questions should contact Dario Castiglione (d.castiglione@exeter.ac.uk) prior to November 14th.
Details about and a workshop programme can be found here: http://www.exeter.ac.uk/news/events/details/index.php?event=7247.
The meetings of the International Society for Military Ethics (ISME) are
taking place this year in Cleveland at Case Western Reserve University, from
January 25-26th, 2018. The event’s theme is “Culture,
Diversity, and Military Ethics: Intersections of Military and Civilian
Culture at a Time of International Political Upheaval”. The deadline for
submissions was October 2nd. Full details are available on the
ISME’s conference website: http://www.internationalsocietyformilitaryethics.org/2018-conference.html
An
international, interdisciplinary conference on “Human Rights Studies”, coordinated
by the Eastern Mediterranean Academic Research Center (DAKAM) and
organized by Science, Art, Sport Productions (BILSAS), will take place in Istanbul (Turkey) from
March 2-3rd 2018. Proposals are welcome on a range of topics
related to the conference theme and from different regions of the world.
Proposals should be sent in accordance with specifications listed on the
website below before November 24th. Information about the event,
registration, and submission can be found on this website: https://www.dakamconferences.org/humanrights
or by
contacting event organizers at the following email address: conference@dakam.org
A workshop
on “Civil Resistance” will take place on March 2nd, 2018 under the
auspices of Stellenbosch Institute for Advanced Studies and the Stockholm
Centre for the Ethics of War and Peace. Speakers will include Edwin Etieyibo,
Helen Frowe, Lawrence Hamilton, Vasti Roodt and Samantha Vice. The event will
explore philosophical issues surrounding civil resistance, disobedience and
other forms of opposition to norms and institutions. The workshop is free of
charge but places are limited. Full information, including details about how to
register, can be found on the following website: http://stockholmcentre.org/event/workshop-on-the-ethics-of-resistance/
An
international workshop entitled “An Ethics for ‘Moral Strangers’: Fence Crossing
or Fence Mending?” will take place on March 13-14th, 2018 in Graz
(Austria). Hosted by the Department of Philosophy at the University of Graz,
and organized by Sonja Rinofner-Kreidl, Philipp Berghofer and Markus Seethaler,
the workshop will explore conflicts of ethical universalism and particularism
from the point of view of different philosophical traditions. Keynote speakers
will include Robert Audi, John Drummond and Sara Heinämaa. Submissions for
presentations should not exceed 500w and should be prepared (in English) for
blind review and sent via email to the following email address: philipp.berghofer@uni-graz.at. The submission deadline
is December 1, 2018. Conference information can be found on this this website: https://philosophie-gewi.uni-graz.at/de/neuigkeiten/detail/article/call-for-papers-an-ethics-for-moral-strangers-fence-crossing-or-fence-mending/ or on the event’s PhilEvents entry: https://philevents.org/event/show/36146
The
International Symposium on Jesuit Studies will host an event on “Francisco
Suárez (1548–1617): Jesuits and Complexities of Modernity” at the Universidad
Loyola Andalucía, in Seville (Spain) on June 1-2nd, 2018. Co-organized by the Institute for Advanced
Jesuit Studies at Boston College and the Departamento de Humanidades y
Filosofía de la Universidad Loyola Andalucía, the event will consider numerous elements
of the work of Suárez and other Jesuits to determine if they are relevant to crises
of modernity. Those interested in participating should send short (200–250w)
abstracts for proposed papers in Spanish or in English to Juan Antonio Senent
de Frutos (jasenent@uloyola.es) and Robert Aleksander
Maryks (maryks@bc.edu). Selected papers will
be published in either a dedicated volume (Boston College Symposia on Jesuit
Studies Series at Brill) or in the Journal
of Jesuit Studies. Inquiries should be sent to Kathleen M. Comerford, Associate
Editor of the Journal of Jesuit Studies.
A call for papers for the event is available on this website: https://www.bc.edu/centers/iajs/Programs/International-Symposia/2018-Seville.html
On June
14-15th, 2018 a conference on “Refugees and Minority Rights:
Acceptable and Unacceptable Criteria for Accepting/Rejecting Refugees in a
Non-Ideal World” will be hosted by the University of Tromsø and The Arctic
University of Norway. Keynote speakers will include David Miller, Sarah
Fine, Serena Parekh, Kieran Oberman, Lea Ypi and Phillip Cole. The goal is to tackle
the question: What role ought minority protection play and what are the right
principles for admitting and rejecting refugees when asylum, whether permanent
or temporary, is under-supplied in a non-ideal world? Those interested in
participating should submit 300-500w abstracts to the following email address
before January 15th: Tromsoconference2018@list.uit.no The organizers are Kasper
Lippert-Rasmussen and Annamari Vitikainen. Information can be viewed on the UiT
(Arctic University of Norway) website: https://uit.no/prosjekter/prosjektsub?p_document_id=490770&sub_id=530082
PluriCourts (The Centre for the Study of the Legitimate Roles of the Judiciary in the
Global Order)
will host a workshop on “The Political and Legal Theory of International Courts
and Tribunals” in Oslo (Norway) from June 18-19th, 2018. Submissions
on legitimacy standards, history, the international rule of law, adjudication,
norm-indeterminacy, accountability, and several other related topics are
invited. For information, contact Laura Létourneau Tremblay, Higher Executive
Officer,
PluriCourts; University of Oslo, Domus Nova, 5th Floor, St.Olavs plass 5, 0166 OSLO, Norway; (tel.: 228 59194). Full information is available at the following website:
http://www.jus.uio.no/pluricourts/english/news-and-events/events/2018/2018-06-18-19-political-legal-theory.html
A conference on “Borders and Border Walls, a New Era?: (In)security, Symbolism, Vulnerabilities” will take place at the Centre for Geopolitical Studies, University of Quebec at Montreal (UQAM) from September 27-28th, 2018. Organized by the Raoul Dandurand Chair at UQAM, the event will explore how border infrastructures should be evaluated, especially in terms of their efficiency, economic and ethical costs and outcomes. Why build barriers if they fail to solve the issues for which they were erected? What are the alternatives? What are the proper roles of academics and scholars? The deadline for submissions is March 31st. Some additional information is posted on the following website: https://www.borders-in-motion.de/-/cfp-border-and-border-walls-a-new-era-in-security-symbolism-vulnerabilities-international-conference?inheritRedirect=true
PluriCourts; University of Oslo, Domus Nova, 5th Floor, St.Olavs plass 5, 0166 OSLO, Norway; (tel.: 228 59194). Full information is available at the following website:
http://www.jus.uio.no/pluricourts/english/news-and-events/events/2018/2018-06-18-19-political-legal-theory.html
A conference on “Borders and Border Walls, a New Era?: (In)security, Symbolism, Vulnerabilities” will take place at the Centre for Geopolitical Studies, University of Quebec at Montreal (UQAM) from September 27-28th, 2018. Organized by the Raoul Dandurand Chair at UQAM, the event will explore how border infrastructures should be evaluated, especially in terms of their efficiency, economic and ethical costs and outcomes. Why build barriers if they fail to solve the issues for which they were erected? What are the alternatives? What are the proper roles of academics and scholars? The deadline for submissions is March 31st. Some additional information is posted on the following website: https://www.borders-in-motion.de/-/cfp-border-and-border-walls-a-new-era-in-security-symbolism-vulnerabilities-international-conference?inheritRedirect=true
3. RECENT PUBLICATIONS
Books (CDN$)
Allison, Graham (2017) Destined for War: Can America
and China Escape Thucydides’ Trap? (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt) $32.76
Andersson, Stefan (ed) (2017) Revisiting the Vietnam
War and International Law: Views and Interpretations of Richard Falk (Cambridge
UP) $128.87
Armitage, David (2017) Civil Wars: A History of Ideas
(Allen Lane) $30.81
Barron, David J. (2017) Waging War: The Clash between
Presidents and Congress, 1776 to ISIS (Simon and Schuster) $22.15
Bowden, Mark (2017) Hue 1968: A Turning Point of the
American War in Vietnam (Atlantic Monthly Press) $35.93
Buttar, Prit (2017) The Splintered Empires: The
Eastern Front, 1917-21 (Osprey) $34.14
Çakmak, Cenap (2017) A Brief History of International
Criminal Law and the International Criminal Court (Palgrave Macmillan) $153.31
Demont-Biaggi, Florian (ed) (2017) The Nature of Peace and the Morality
of Armed Conflict (Palgrave Macmillan) $100.11
Dyer, Gwynne (2016) War: The New Edition (Vintage
Canada) $29.47
Eisen, Robert (2017) Religious Zionism, Jewish Law,
and the Morality of War: How Five Rabbis Confronted One of Modern Judaism’s
Greatest Challenges (Oxford UP) $44.00
Fortin, Katharine (2017) The Accountability of Armed
Groups under Human Rights Law (Oxford UP) $164.98
Friedrich, Bretislav et. al. (eds) (2017) One Hundred Years
of Chemical Warfare: Research Deployment, Consequences (Springer) $77.32
Goda, Norman J. W. (2017) Rethinking Holocaust
Justice: Essays across Disciplines (Berghahn Books) $167.25
Grayling, A.C. (2017) War: An Enquiry (Yale UP) $27.53
Grotius, Hugo (2017) The Rights of War and Peace, in
Three Books (Forgotten Books) $54.34
Grotius, Hugo (2017) The Rights of War and Peace,
including the Law of Nature and of Nations (Forgotten Books) $34.93
Lord, Henry (2017) The Highway of the Seas in Time of
War (Forgotten Books) $15.85
Halleck, Henry Wager (2017) International Law, or
Rules Regulating the Intercourse of States in Peace and War (Forgotten Books)
$103.71
Haque, Adil Ahmad (2017) Law and Morality at War (Oxford UP)
$80.92
Hay, Bruce L. (2017)
Nazi-Looted Art and the Law: The American Cases (Springer) $162.00
International Committee of
the Red Cross (2016) Commentary on the First Geneva Convention: Convention I
for the Amelioration of the Condition of the Wounded and Sick in Armed Forces
in the Field (Cambridge UP) $248.07
Jones, Seth G. (2016)
Waging Insurgent Warfare: Lessons from the Vietcong to the Islamic State
(Oxford UP) $30.64
Luce, Edward (2017) The
Retreat of Western Liberalism (Atlantic Monthly Press) $27.70
May, Larry (2017) The
Cambridge Handbook of the Just War (Cambridge UP) $39.95
McMeekin, Sean (2017) The
Russian Revolution: A New History (Basic Books) $34.90
Morkevičius, Valerie (2017) Realist Ethics: Just War Traditions as Power
Politics (Cambridge UP) $39.95
Nauta, David (2017) The International Responsibility of NATO and its Personnel during Military Operations (Martinus Nijhoff) $222.89
Nicholson, Joanna (2017)
Fighting and Victimhood in International Criminal Law (Routledge) $161.30
Nicoletti, Cynthia (2017)
Secession on Trial: The Treason Prosecution of Jefferson Davis (Cambridge UP)
$114.95
Nolan, Cathal J. (2017) The
Allure of Battle: How Wars are Won and Lost (Oxford UP) $32.62
Ohlin, Jens David (ed)
(2017) Theoretical Boundaries of Armed Conflict and Human Rights (Cambridge UP)
$47.95
Ohlin, Jens David (2017)
Weighing Lives in War (Oxford UP) $43.68
Ricks, Thomas E. (2017)
Churchill and Orwell: The Fight for Freedom (Penguin Press) $30.21
Sageman, Marc (2017)
Misunderstanding Terrorism (University of Pennsylvania Press) $30.78
Sands, Philippe (2017) East
West Street: On the Origins of “Genocide” and “Crimes against Humanity”
(Vintage) $20.70
Sands, Philippe (2017)
Lawless World: Making and Breaking Global Rules (Penguin Press) $12.53
Solis, Gary D. (2016) The
Law of Armed Conflict: International Humanitarian Law in War/Second Edition
(Cambridge UP) $79.36
Strawser, Bradley J., Ryan
Jenkins and Michael Robillard (eds) (2017) Who Should Die? The Ethics of
Killing in War (Oxford UP) $72.17
Torroja, Helena (ed) (2017)
Public International Law and Human Rights Violations by Private Military and
Security Companies (Springer) $130.92
U.S. Naval War College
(2017) International Law: Topics and Discussions, 1914 (Forgotten Books) $36.01
U.S. Naval War College (2017)
International Law Situations, with Solutions and Notes, 1933 (Forgotten Books)
$35.21
United States Congress and
United States Senate (2017) War Powers in the 21st Century
(CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform) $29.08
United States War Department
(2017) A Source-Book of Military Law and War-Time Legislation (Forgotten Books)
$98.86
Ward, Geoffrey C. and Ken
Burns (2017) The Vietnam War: An Intimate History (Knopf) $51.84
Journal Special Issues
An recent issue of Ethics and International
Affairs contains a special section on “Legitimate Authority, War and the
Ethics of Rebellion,” Guest Edited by Christopher J. Finlay, Jonathan Parry
and Pål Wrange (Vol. 31, Issue 2, Summer 2017), a series of essays by Finlay,
Parry and Wrange are included. https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/ethics-and-international-affairs/issue/24CB7076C397D735AE33D943B4969369
The journal Peace and Change
contains a series of articles on peace movements, humanitarian intervention and
pacifism (Vol. 42, Issue 4, October 2017). Articles by Michael Clinton, Martin
Ceadel, David Leitch and William Barbieri Jr. are included. http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/pech.2017.42.issue-4/issuetoc?campaign=woletoc
4. CALL FOR PAPERS
The Guest Editors
of an upcoming special issue of The
European Legacy welcome submissions on the theme “Parting Ways with
the Nation-State, Toward the Exilic State”. The issue is dedicated to the
themes, thinkers, and central concerns of Judith Butler’s book Parting Ways: Jewishness and the Critique of
Zionism (2012). Articles that take up Butler’s call to rethink the
nation-state, and that tackle Butler’s views about Hannah Arendt, Edward Said,
Mahmoud Darwish, Emmanuel Levinas, Walter Benjamin, Primo Levi, and Martin
Buber, are encouraged. Articles should be between 6000-8000w in length and
should be complete by June 1st, 2018; abstracts should be received
prior to February 1st and should be sent to the guest editors (via
the email addresses below) in accordance with submission guidelines for The European Legacy. The issue editors
are Anya Topolski (a.topolski@ftr.ru.nl) and Louis Klee
(lrkleeblatt@gmail.com).
Submissions
are welcome for a special issue of Glocalism.
Journal of Culture, Politics and Innovation entitled “Towards Global
Citizenships”. The issue will consider processes of globalisation and the
deterritorialisation of political governance that are moving away from
“state-centric”
models of the 19th and 20th centuries. Articles may be in any language with their length chosen by the author. Abstracts and keywords should be in English. Articles should be sent via email prior to January 31st via the following email addresses: p.bassetti@globusetlocus.org and davide.cadeddu@unimi.it. For further information, contact Elia Zaru of the Editorial Board of Glocalism at the following email address: zaru.elia@gmail.com Further information can be found at: http://www.glocalismjournal.net/calls_for_papers/issues/call-for-papers-20181-towards-global-citizenships.kl.
models of the 19th and 20th centuries. Articles may be in any language with their length chosen by the author. Abstracts and keywords should be in English. Articles should be sent via email prior to January 31st via the following email addresses: p.bassetti@globusetlocus.org and davide.cadeddu@unimi.it. For further information, contact Elia Zaru of the Editorial Board of Glocalism at the following email address: zaru.elia@gmail.com Further information can be found at: http://www.glocalismjournal.net/calls_for_papers/issues/call-for-papers-20181-towards-global-citizenships.kl.
The
publishing house Rowman and Littlefield International, along with the National
University of Ireland (Galway) welcome book proposals for its series “Values
and Identities: Crossing Philosophical Borders”. The Series Editors are
Paul Crowther and Tsarina Doyle of the National University of Ireland (Galway).
Inquiries and requests to submit a proposal form should be sent to: tsarina.doyle@nuigalway.ie Full information about
the series can be found at the following website: http://www.rowmaninternational.com/our-publishing/series/values-and-identities-crossing-philosophical-borders/
5. ACADEMIC PROGRAMS,
PRIZES AND NEW PROJECTS
An essay
competition established by the journal Studies
of Global Ethics and Global Education is on the question “How to Achieve
Practical Implementation of Values and Theories of Global Responsibility?” The
best three essays will be awarded cash prizes and published in Studies in Global Ethics and Global
Education. The deadline for submissions is October 31st. Those
wishing to participate should send submissions in accordance with the
instructions for authors posted on the following website: http://sgege.aps.edu.pl/resources/html/cms/FORAUTHORS. Details about the
competition are available here: http://sgege.aps.edu.pl/resources/html/newsDetails?id=616
The editors
of Global Justice: Theory, Practice,
Rhetoric invite submissions for the 2nd annual essay prize in
honor of Jonathan Trejo-Mathys (1979-2014). Trejo-Mathys, a member of the
Global Justice Network and professor of philosophy at Boston College, worked in
both philosophy and critical social theory. Submissions in all areas of
political theory are welcome provided they concern global justice especially
areas of global justice and trade, and contributions of critical theory to
global justice. For additional questions, or to submit an essay for
consideration (maximum 9000w), contact Barbara Buckinx at bbuckinx@princeton.edu. The winning author will receive a cash prize
and will be invited to present their paper alongside a leading scholar in the
field of global justice at Boston College’s annual lecture in Trejo-Mathys’
honour. The essay will also be published in Global
Justice: Theory, Practice, Rhetoric. For more information, visit the
following website: http://www.theglobaljusticenetwork.org/index.php/gjn/announcement/view/31
Two competitions related to Global Ethics Day may be of interest: (1) The first is an International Student/Teacher Essay Contest, of which the topic questions are: “In your opinion, what is the world's greatest challenge, and how does it affect your local community and/or the world? What are the ethical issues involved and how can we work together to overcome this problem?: The contest open to teachers and students anywhere in the world; its submission deadline is December 31st. http://www.globalethicsnetwork.org/profiles/blogs/international-student-teacher-essay-contest-2017-the-world-s-grea (2) The second is an International Student Photo Contest, which this year is on the topic of climate change. Participants should submit photos illustrating examples of climate change or of combating and adapting to climate change. Students of all nationalities are eligible to enter. The deadline to submit photos for the competition is December 31st.
http://www.globalethicsnetwork.org/profiles/blogs/international-student-photo-contest-2017-climate-change
The School
of Peacebuilding, Mediation, Conflict Resolution, Intercultural Dialogue,
Security, Leadership, Human Rights in Switzerland welcomes applications for its
Visitor Researcher Program (VRP), a 3 to 12 month program designed to enhance
the academic research skills of researchers
through participation, training, and education. Researchers visit 3-6 Swiss
Institutions and build practical knowledge and acquaintance with their
activities in areas of Peacebuilding,
mediation, conflict resolution, security, intercultural dialogue and human
rights. For questions, contact Fakhrinur Huseynli, Director of Institute for
Peace & Dialogue (IPD); Hegenheimerstrasse 175, 4055 Basel (Switzerland);
Email: fhuseynli@ipdinstitute.ch. Details about participating
institutions, participation fees, accommodation, the application process, are posted
on this program website: http://www.ipdinstitute.ch/3-12-Month-Visitor-Research-Program,-VRP/
The Heritage
in War Project invites applications from students interested in studying for a
PhD concerned with issues around armed conflict and protection of cultural
property. The project team will work with successful applicants in obtaining
funding and the student will be registered at The Open University. Anyone
interested should contact Derek Matravers via email:
derek.matravers@open.ac.uk. More information on the Open University’s doctoral
programme can be found at the following website: http://www.open.ac.uk/blogs/philosophy/?page_id=733
6. INTERNET RESOURCES
Last month
The Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs posted a lecture entitled
“The Future of War: A History” by Sir Lawrence Freedman. The lecture is
viewable and downloadable in WebCast and a transcription of the talk is
available as well.
The
Carnegie Council will host an event on Monday, November 13 from 8 to 9:15am
(EST) entitled “Trump, North Korea, China: War or Peace?” The author and lawyer
Gordon Chang will deliver the lecture, which will be available as a live
WebCast.
A recent
post by Hanane Saouli on the blog of the Global
Ethics Network explores the relationship between International Humanitarian
Law and International Human Rights Law.
A blog entitled Thoughts of a Soldier-Ethicist may be of interest to readers of the newsletter. Published by a retired U.S. Army Officer, the blog’s purpose is to explore the moral standing, and the shortcomings, of the profession of arms.
The journal Augustinian Studies now publishes selected articles online through the Philosophy Documentation Center. Augustinian Studies is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal devoted to studying the life, teachings, and influence of Augustine of Hippo. You can find the material posted on the website below.
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