War and ethics : a new just war theory

Nicholas G. Fotion

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War, Ethics, and Justification Philosophical Ethics and Theory Political Philosophy and Ethics

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1. Introduction 2. Just War Theory 3. Objections to Just War Theory 4. Easy Cases 5. Harder Cases 6. Multiple Reasons 7. More Problems for Just War Theory 8. Prevention 9. Two Just War Theories 10. Problems with Just War Theory I 11. Problems with Just War Theory II 12. Closing Thoughts Bibliography.

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