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Violence for Equality: Inquiries in Political Philosophy

@inproceedings{Honderich1989ViolenceFE,
  title={Violence for Equality: Inquiries in Political Philosophy},
  author={T. Honderich},
  year={1989}
}
A revised edition of a modern classic, this book tackles such emotive subjects as the IRA, the PLO and the ANC, arguing the importance of understanding the justification for political violence in all its manifestations. This book should be of interest to teachers and students of philosophy and politics. 
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