Just war theory includes:

Correct answer: D. Jus ad bellum and Just in bello

  • A. Jus and bellum
  • B. Jus in bello
  • C. Jihad
  • D. Jus ad bellum and Just in bello

Explanation

Just war theory has two central parts: jus ad bellum, which concerns when war may be initiated, and jus in bello, which governs conduct during war. Jihad is not one of these two standard categories.

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