Crisis Aversions | The difficulty of making decisions in "lose-lose" scenarios where a country is being subjected to a flurry of unforeseen incidents. |
Terrorism | The difficulty of recognising and preventing terrorism, while preserving the rights of domestic citizens. |
The Ignition of War | The igniting factors behind wars (such as WWII and the cold war) along with the psychological factors that induced panic. |
Autonomous Weaponry | The responsibility to use technologically ethically in war and for military purposes, and the issues with various automations in warfare. |
Preparing for War | The uncertainty in times of war, and the difficulty of preparing a country without inciting panic. |
Permitted forms of Warfare | Why just war theory allows or forbids certain forms of warfare. |
Conference | A UN-style discussion between all countries in the game of the decisions made so far. |
Nuclear Power (War) | The escalation of nuclear power, its management, and present/future protocols to minimise risk that have emerged in light of the Cold War. |
Peace Keeping | The responsibilities of peace keeping, and the difficulty when trying to save lives in the immediate future. |
Migration & Refugees | The social aftermath of war, including migration and refugees. |
The Impacts of War | The various ethical and social impacts of warfare. |
War Crimes | An analysis into cultural relativism, consequentialism, and an investigation into what constitutes a ‘war crime’ with reference to the Nuremberg Trials. |
War Escalation | The psychology behind WWII and the cold war, including the escalating factors and an inhibiting factors, with reference to ethical frameworks and just war theory. |
War Reasoning | The reasoning behind war, and the validity of each reason, with reference to “just war theory”. |