Ethics of 21st century military conflict
By: Patti Tamara Lenard & E.L. Gaston, editors
Publisher: International Debate Education Association
Published: 2012
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9781617700415
Subjects: War (Philosophy); Moral and ethical aspects; War
Other titles: Ethics of twenty-first century military conflict
Table of contents: title: Theories of war; title: The triumph of just war theory and the dangers of success / by Michael Walzer; title: War and massacre / by Thomas Nagel; title: The case for pacifism / by Richard Norman; title: Morality and foreign policy / by George Kennan; title: Going to war: jus ad bellum; title: Jus ad bellum #1: resisting aggression / by Brian Orend; title: The legalist paradigm / by Michael Walzer; title: The slippery slope to preventative war / by Neta C. Crawford; title: Intervention and state failure / by Michael Ignatieff; title: Who merits protection in warfare? civilian/combatant distinctions; title: Mr. Truman's degree / by G. E. M. Anscombe; title: Supreme emergencies and the protection of non-combatants in war / by Alex T. Bellamy; title: Human rights, command responsibility, and Walzer's just war theory / by James M. Dubik; title: Use of civilians as human shields / by Emmanuel Gross; title: Who makes up the fighting forces?; title: A sketch of some arguments for conscription by William A. Galston; title: In defence of mercenarism / by Cécile Rabre; title: The paradox of riskless warfare / by Paul Kahn; title: How just could a robot war be? / by Peter M. Asaro; title: Absolute prohibitions: terrorism and torture; title: Terrorism and war / by Virginia Held; title: Is terrorism morally distinctive? / by Samuel Scheffler; title: The case for torture warrants / by Alan M. Dershowitz; title: "Enhanced" to a pointless "torture" debate / by Aryeh Neier.