7.3.1 Islamic Just War Theory 35 7.3.2 The limits of morality 38 7.3.3 Saudi Arabia’s foreign policy 38 7.3.4 Iran’s foreign policy 39 7.4 Summary 39 8 Russia and the Morality of Intervention 40 8.1 Russia and politics 40 ‘morality’ 8.2 Morality, domestic politics and intervention 42 8.3 Summary 43 9 Comparative Analysis of Competing Moral Frameworks 45 9.1 Just and justified 45 9.2 Further perspectives on and 46 ‘jihad’ ‘Islam’ 9.3 Addendum Brussels terrorist attacks and social media 48 – 9.4 Recommendations for further research 50 10 References and Publications 52
7.3.1 Islamic Just War Theory 35 7.3.2 The limits of morality 38 7.3.3 Saudi Arabia’s foreign policy 38 7.3.4 Iran’s foreign policy 39 7.4 Summary 39 8 Russia and the Morality of Intervention 40 8.1 Russia and ‘morality’ politics 40 8.2 Morality, domestic politics and intervention 42 8.3 Summary 43 9 Comparative Analysis of Competing Moral Frameworks 45 9.1 Just and justified 45 9.2 Further perspectives on ‘jihad’ and ‘Islam’ 46 9.3 Addendum – Brussels terrorist attacks and social media 48 9.4 Recommendations for further research 50 10 References and Publications 52
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