L’incanto morale della guerra fino in fondo

This article examines the challenges in diplomatically resolving the year-and-a-half-long Ukrainian war, highlighting factors hindering a solution. The tendency towards extremity in warfare, the survival dependence of Ukrainian and Russian leadership on the war’s outcome, and the presence of civil w...

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第一著者: Colombo, Alessandro
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spelling openedition-oai:revues.org:tp_2985 it https://journals.openedition.org/tp/2985 2025-03-21T01:00:00Z info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess article info:eu-repo/semantics/article urn:handle:20.500.13089/13jdn https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ L’incanto morale della guerra fino in fondo Teoria politica Rosenberg & Sellier info:eu-repo/semantics/reference/issn/1972-5477 info:eu-repo/semantics/reference/issn/0394-1248 URI:https://journals.openedition.org/tp Colombo, Alessandro ukrainian conflict nato moralization of war clausewitzian perspective geopolitical dynamics This article examines the challenges in diplomatically resolving the year-and-a-half-long Ukrainian war, highlighting factors hindering a solution. The tendency towards extremity in warfare, the survival dependence of Ukrainian and Russian leadership on the war’s outcome, and the presence of civil war elements complicate the situation. The absence of credible mediators, limitations of international organizations, and geopolitical interests further contribute to the complexity. The article argues that traditional actors face challenges redefining their roles, sustaining support for Ukraine despite reservations. The lack of genuine debate and the threat of labels like «Putinism» complicate matters. It also contrasts the contemporary moralization of war with Clausewitzian views, emphasizing the shift towards perceiving war as a grand-scale moral and legal instrument. Examining the transformation in the relationship between war and politics, the article highlights the difficulty in conceiving wars ending with anything less than the complete defeat of the enemy, perpetuating a cycle of punitive actions. It also underscores reduced human costs in Western democracies due to professionalized armies and outsourced military functions. In conclusion, the article reflects on the implications of moralizing war in the Ukrainian conflict, raising concerns about its sustainability and impact on post-conflict reconciliation and diplomatic relations.
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topic ukrainian conflict
nato
moralization of war
clausewitzian perspective
geopolitical dynamics
spellingShingle ukrainian conflict
nato
moralization of war
clausewitzian perspective
geopolitical dynamics
Colombo, Alessandro
L’incanto morale della guerra fino in fondo
description This article examines the challenges in diplomatically resolving the year-and-a-half-long Ukrainian war, highlighting factors hindering a solution. The tendency towards extremity in warfare, the survival dependence of Ukrainian and Russian leadership on the war’s outcome, and the presence of civil war elements complicate the situation. The absence of credible mediators, limitations of international organizations, and geopolitical interests further contribute to the complexity. The article argues that traditional actors face challenges redefining their roles, sustaining support for Ukraine despite reservations. The lack of genuine debate and the threat of labels like «Putinism» complicate matters. It also contrasts the contemporary moralization of war with Clausewitzian views, emphasizing the shift towards perceiving war as a grand-scale moral and legal instrument. Examining the transformation in the relationship between war and politics, the article highlights the difficulty in conceiving wars ending with anything less than the complete defeat of the enemy, perpetuating a cycle of punitive actions. It also underscores reduced human costs in Western democracies due to professionalized armies and outsourced military functions. In conclusion, the article reflects on the implications of moralizing war in the Ukrainian conflict, raising concerns about its sustainability and impact on post-conflict reconciliation and diplomatic relations.
author Colombo, Alessandro
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title L’incanto morale della guerra fino in fondo
title_short L’incanto morale della guerra fino in fondo
title_full L’incanto morale della guerra fino in fondo
title_fullStr L’incanto morale della guerra fino in fondo
title_full_unstemmed L’incanto morale della guerra fino in fondo
title_sort l’incanto morale della guerra fino in fondo
publisher Teoria politica
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