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To kill or not to kill as a social question
Ka Lok Yip
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Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies
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Human Agency
100%
Warfare
66%
Individualism
66%
Self-reflexivity
33%
Agency Culture
33%
Practical Feasibility
33%
Moral Self
33%
Social Processes
33%
Structural Constraints
33%
Human Structure
33%
Legal Positivism
33%
Self-identity
33%
Normativity
33%
Structure-agency
33%
Human Culture
33%
Arts and Humanities
Social Question
100%
Human Agency
100%
Reflexive
33%
Presupposition
33%
Legal Positivism
33%
Empirical
33%
Normativity
33%
Social Norms
33%
Restraint
33%
MeRIT
33%
Moral Self
33%
human culture
33%
Social Sciences
Legal Positivism
100%
Presupposition
100%
Self-Identity
100%
Normativity
100%