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...articulate in a coherent way, and that’s because what the traditional theory has to do is to weigh the harms that an act of war would cause against something that’s supposed to justify those harms. Normally, when we think about proportionality and self-defence, what we are thinking is that the harm that a defending agent inflicts both on the threatening agent and on...

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...articulate the ‘value’ of their intervention. As you just saw in Activity 1, David Throsby's definition of value encompasses cultural value. [Described image] Figure 2 Throsby’s view of the creative sector In the UK, the British Film Institute (BFI), and its predecessor the UK Film Council, have published a number of reports on the economic and cultural value of...