Can Political Violence Ever Be Justified?

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In this insightful book, Elizabeth Frazer and Kimberly Hutchings explore the complex relationship between violence and politics, examining historical and contemporary examples. They argue that while some see constitutional politics as a way to eliminate violence, it remains an inherent aspect of political life. Their analysis concludes that justifications for political violence ultimately fail, making this work essential for students and scholars of political ethics.