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PDF Button Introduction War and crime have to be two of those problems that are exactly the similar to the chicken-and-egg problem—impossible to trace which one leads to the other. Crime, defined by sources as an action or omission which constitutes an offense and is punishable by law, has a strong correlation with the economic worth of persons—that too a strong one. This phenomenon has succeeded in becoming the center

PDF Button Jurgen Habermas: A Brief Overview: Before delving into the theories formulated by Jürgen Habermas, a brief overview of his contributions and achievements requires the reader’s attention to understand the reasons that motivated Habermas to come up with such influential works that have been used worldwide. Habermas is considered a prominent figure in the field of social theory. He is also among the many notable German philosophers who have