New wars and new soldiers: military ethics in the contemporary world

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Contents: Introduction, Paolo Tripodi and Jessica Wolfendale Part I New Visions of Just War Theory: 'New wars', terrorism, and just war theory, Jessica Wolfendale Just war, irregular war, and terrorism, Stephen Coleman The jus post bellum, C.A.J. (Tony) Coady. Part II Humanitarian Intervention: High-fliers: who should bear the risk of humanitarian intervention?, Gerhard A~verland On a duty of humanitarian intervention, David Lefkowitz. Part III New Technologies in the Battlefield: Emerging military technologies: a case study in neurowarfare, Nicholas Evans Robotic weapons and the future of war, Robert Sparrow. Part IV New Actors in the Battlefield: Ethics and mercenaries, Uwe Steinhoff Ethics and the human terrain: the ethics of military anthropology, George R. Lucas Jr To whom does a private military commander owe allegiance?, Deane-Peter Baker. Part V Combat Behavior and Training: Deconstructing the evil zone: how ordinary individuals can commit atrocities, Paolo Tripodi Psychological foundations of unethical actions in military operations, J. Peter Bradley Moral formation of the strategic corporal, Rebecca J. Johnson Loyalty and professionalization in the military, Peter Olsthoorn Index.

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