History of Interconnecting Factors of War and Society

Nemzeti Közszolgálati Egyetem

Hadtudományi Doktori Iskola

Boda Mihály

hadtudományok

It can be argued that every war is a communal event, with a multitude of interconnecting factors that shape the experiences of the opposing sides and those otherwise involved. One such link is the justification of war, that is to say, the ideology of war and peace. One of the most sophisticated and pervasive war ideologies is the just war theory, which encompasses the organization of armies, the decision to go to war, the conduct of war, and the termination of war. The theory has its origins in the Middle Ages and has been the subject of ongoing debate and analysis in relation to the ethics of war and the conduct of warfare. However, shifts in the character of warfare also impact the substance of the theory, resulting in significant modifications to the theory during major periods of war. The proposed research topic is the history of a freely chosen interface between war and society A particular focus on the history of the ideology of war and peace is preferred but not demanded. Other potential topics include the relationship between war and the modern state, civil-military relations and the political role of the army, the causes and consequences of war, mobilisation, the culture of war, traditional minorities in war, morale in war, war and political change, military ethics and the theory of war.

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2025-12-31