A fresh analysis of the just war tradition that addresses key contemporary security challenges, including the changing nature of war, military pre-emption and torture, the morality of the Iraq war, and humanitarian intervention.
A fresh analysis of the just war tradition that addresses key contemporary security challenges, including the changing nature of war, military pre-emption and torture, the morality of the Iraq war, and humanitarian intervention.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Dr. David Fisher is a Visiting Senior Fellow at Kings College, London where he has recently completed a PhD in War Studies. He has served in senior positions in the Ministry of Defence, Foreign Office and Cabinet Office, including defence adviser to the Prime Minister in the Cabinet Office and the UK Defence Counsellor to NATO. He is co-Chairman of the Council on Christian Approaches to Defence and Disarmament. He regularly contributes to books and journal on defence and ethical issues. He is the author of Morality and the Bomb, written when he was a research fellow at Nuffield College, Oxford, and has recently co-edited Just War on Terror? examining how the new global threat of terrorism can be combated both effectively and justly.
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Introduction Part 1: Morality 1: War Without Morality 2: Whose Justice? Which Rationality? 3: Virtues and Consequences 4: The Just War Tradition 5: Is Non-combatant Immunity Absolute? 6: Virtues 7: Virtuous consequentialism Part II: War 8: The Protean Nature of War 9: Extreme Times, Extreme Measures 10: Gulf Wars 11: Humanitarian Intervention 12: Making War Just
Introduction Part 1: Morality 1: War Without Morality 2: Whose Justice? Which Rationality? 3: Virtues and Consequences 4: The Just War Tradition 5: Is Non-combatant Immunity Absolute? 6: Virtues 7: Virtuous consequentialism Part II: War 8: The Protean Nature of War 9: Extreme Times, Extreme Measures 10: Gulf Wars 11: Humanitarian Intervention 12: Making War Just
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