Content: M. B. Ramose: Wars of National Liberation and Armed Conflict — P. Calvert: The Costs of Intervention — J. Teichman: Terrorism, War and Crime — C. A. J. Coady: Mercenary Morality — I. Scobbie: Mercenary Morality: A Reply to Professor Coady — I. Pogany: Religion, the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict and International Law — T. L. S. Sprigge: Fundamentalism and International Law
The book examines the intersection of law and religion in contemporary Britain, focusing on the challenges faced by religious believers within a predominantly secular framework. It explores the legal rights and protections available to individuals of faith, highlighting tensions between religious practices and secular laws. Through this analysis, it sheds light on the broader implications of faith in a society increasingly skeptical of religious influence.