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Freedom Vs. Intervention: Six Tough Cases
Rowman & Littlefield Publishers (2005)
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In Freedom vs. Intervention, Daniel E. Lee addresses questions around such controversial issues as abortion, legalization of physician-assisted suicide and recreational use of marijuana, and the right to refuse medical treatment, taking an innovative approach by applying traditional just war criteria to questions of interventionAuthor's Profile
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