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This article tries to explain the Post-Cold War Wars and the Middle East War in particular, by use of a ‘New Wars’ thinking and some recently popularized concepts such as preventive war, just war, humanitarian intervention, targeted killing, terrorism and war on terror, The concept of ‘New wars’ signifies in this paper the change of actors and methods of war and its amplified social impact. In the Middle East since 2000, war broke out in Afghanistan, Iraq, Lebanon and Palestine. Recently, another type of civil war occurred in Libya and Syria in the context of ‘Arab Spring’. In the case of Middle East, we can draw some new characteristics of war. First, war became more independent from politics. Now, war is less an action deliberately setup for the purpose of a certain political goal than a result from riots spontaneously occurred in the context of social crisis or a product of military intervention of foreign forces. In this sense, the war in the Middle East is no more a politic by another means than an action proving the absence of politics. The terrorism as a new type of war would be a product of hopelessness due to the failure of resistance movements. Another characteristics of today’s Middle East War reside in the more accentuated function of war as a tool for social integration and in the foreign military intervention which became easier with help of the concepts such as humanitarian intervention, preventive war, just war and war on terror.
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I. 서론
II. 탈냉전 시대의 전쟁과 새로운 전쟁론
III. 새로운 전쟁으로서의 2000년대 중동전쟁
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