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Past
Pacific Division News Items
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Pacific Division APA: The Resolution against war with Iraq PASSED,
with
283 in favor, 78 opposed, 18 abstentions and 5 blank ballots.
In late
April and early May 2003, members of the Pacific Division voted by
mail ballot on the following resolution concerning war with Iraq:
Resolved,
that members of the Pacific Division of the American Philosophical
Association express our serious doubts about the morality, legality
and prudence of a war against Iraq led by the United States. Both
just war theory and international law say that states may resort to
war only in self-defense. Iraq has not attacked the United States,
and claims that it is about to do so are not credible. Even in the
absence of imminent threat, the United States claims a preemptive
justification for war in this case. This claim stretches the meaning
of preemption beyond reasonable bounds and sets a dangerous precedent
which other states may feel free to follow.
A war
waged by the United States against Iraq will be costly in lives, both
Iraqi and American, and probably those of other nations. It will likely
create disorder leading to more suffering of innocent people in the
long term, both within Iraq and elsewhere. It will cost American taxpayers
many billions of dollars that would better be used for humane purposes
at home and abroad.
- PACIFIC
DIVISION SURVEY* ON ELECTRONIC SUBMISSION OF PAPERS:
SHOULD
THERE BE ELECTRONIC SUBMISSIONS?
No
electronic submissions 5
Optional electronic submissions 184
Required electronic submissions 2 WHICH
METHOD OF SUBMISSION WOULD YOU USE?
Email 41
APA Website 3
Both 133
*The survey instrument was distributed at the 2003 Pacific Division
Meeting and by email on request from the APA Pacific Division Secretary-Treasurer.
Respondents do not constitute a good sampling of the entire APA membership.
These results merely indicate preferential trends among individuals
who were sufficiently interested in the topic to return the questionnaire.The
Pacific Division Executive Committee thanks members who provided us
with references to websites with forms that facilitate paper submission.
- Pacific Division
Sends Death Penalty Resolution to White House (1999)
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