Killing in War

2009-01-01book316 citationsclosed

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War, Ethics, and Justification International Law and Human Rights Philosophical Ethics and Theory

Abstract

1. The Morality of Participation in an Unjust War 2. Arguments for the Moral Equality of Combatants 3. Excuses 4. Liability and the Limits of Self-Defense 5. Civilian Immunity and Civilian Liability

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