Peace Without Plunder: Ukraine’s Territorial Claims, Occupation Referenda, and the Limits of Legitimacy in International Law
Deep Dive into Peace Without Plunder: Ukraine’s Territorial Claims, Occupation Referenda, and the Limits of Legitimacy in International LawThe sources examine the legitimacy of territorial claims in the Russia-Ukraine conflict through international law and Reformed theology. Both perspectives maintain that military conquest cannot be converted into lawful or moral sovereignty. International law establishes that territory acquired by aggression provides no legal title, as the UN Charter protects territorial integrity. Similarly, the theological perspective views borders as divine ordinances…
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