Gulf War
Moral and Political Issues
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Gulf WarAbstract
Every war produces casualties in terms of human lives as well moral values. The latter is particularly true of the senseless war of 1991 in the Gulf.
References
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Hypertexting the Gulf War, Cross Currents, 41 (1991) 507-510
V. Tirinamma. "Mass Media and Its Effects on the 'Just War' Criteria in the Gulf", Vidya Jyoti, 58 (1991) 643
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J. Mathews, "The New Way of War is to Bomb Now and Kill Later", The International Herald Tribune, April 17, 1991.
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