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Daniel Kofman is professor at the Department of Philosophy at the Faculty of Arts of the University of Ottawa. He was previously a lecturer in philosophy at Pembroke College, Oxford, where he has also held lectureships at Lincoln, Balliol, Wadham, and Christ Church colleges. He has published articles and book chapters on self-determination, sovereignty, the theory of rights, nationalism and moral issues in various national conflicts from the Balkans to the Middle East.

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“First Afghanistan, now Iraq. So who's next? Syria? North Korea? Iran? Where will it all end?' If these illegal interventions are permitted to continue, the implication seems to be, pretty soon, horror of horrors, no murderously repressive regimes might remain.”
― Daniel Kofman, A Matter of Principle: Humanitarian Arguments for War in Iraq
tags: afghanistan, antiwar-movement, axis-of-evil, despotism, foreign-policy, foreign-policy-of-the-us, interventionism, iran, iraq, iraq-war, north-korea, repression, syria, war, war-in-afghanistan-2001-present
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