Military Ethics
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Military Ethics
Primoratz, Igor; Coady, C.A.J.
Taylor & Francis Ltd
11/2008
572
Dura
Inglês
9780754624875
15 a 20 dias
1270
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Contents: Introduction; Part I Can War Be Morally Justified?: On the morality of war: a preliminary inquiry, Richard Wasserstrom; Just war and human rights, David Luban; When is a cause just?, Ian Holliday; Just cause for war, Jeff McMahan; Self-defense, pacifism, and the possibility of killing, Cheyney C. Ryan; Coerced moral agents? Individual responsibility for military service, David R. Mapel; Jus ad bellum and an officer's moral obligations: invincible ignorance, the Constitution, and Iraq, J. Joseph Miller; Objecting morally, C.A.J. Coady; Is patriotism a virtue?, Alasdair MacIntyre; Patriotism and war, John Somerville. Part II Moral Conduct in War: Utilitarianism and the rules of war, R.B. Brandt; Conventions and the morality of war, George I. Mavrodes; War and murder, G.E.M. Anscombe; War and massacre, Thomas Nagel; The killing of the innocent, Jeffrie G. Murphy; Civilian immunity in war, Igor Primoratz; Justification or excuse: saving soldiers at the expense of civilians, Paul Woodruff; Just war criteria and the new face of war: human shields, manufactured martyrs, and little boys with stones, Michael Skerker; Maintaining the protection of non-combatants, James Turner Johnson. Part III The Soldier's Ethics: 2 kinds of military responsibility, Michael Walzer; Prisoners of war: does the fight continue after the battle?, Michael Walzer; The soldier and the state: an analysis of Samuel Huntington's view on military obedience toward political authority, Carl Ceulemans and Guy van Damme; US civil military relations since 9/11: issues in ethics and policy development, Marybeth P. Ulrich and Martin L. Cook; Honor as a motive for making sacrifices, Peter Olsthoorn; Squaring the circle: teaching philosophical ethics in the military, J. Joseph Miller; Mercenary morality, C.A.J. Coady; The good mercenary?, Tony Lynch and A.J. Walsh; Killer robots, Robert Sparrow; Name index.
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Young Men;Selective Conscientious Objection;jus;Human Suffering;bellum;Training Mentality;unjust;Vice Versa;war;Professional Military Ethic;double;Jus Ad Bellum;effect;Miss Anscombe;tradition;Civil Military Relation;international;Obliteration Bombing;law;Unjust War;obliteration;Civilian Immunity;military ethics;AWS;just war theory;Huntington's Position;humanitarian armed intervention;Military Obedience;consequentialism;Army's Future Combat Systems;pacifism;Democratic Civil Military Relations;Expectable Utility;Supreme Emergency;NATO Government;International Humanitarian Law;Jus Ad Bellum Decisions;Israeli Defense Force;NATO Military Operation;Invincible Ignorance
Contents: Introduction; Part I Can War Be Morally Justified?: On the morality of war: a preliminary inquiry, Richard Wasserstrom; Just war and human rights, David Luban; When is a cause just?, Ian Holliday; Just cause for war, Jeff McMahan; Self-defense, pacifism, and the possibility of killing, Cheyney C. Ryan; Coerced moral agents? Individual responsibility for military service, David R. Mapel; Jus ad bellum and an officer's moral obligations: invincible ignorance, the Constitution, and Iraq, J. Joseph Miller; Objecting morally, C.A.J. Coady; Is patriotism a virtue?, Alasdair MacIntyre; Patriotism and war, John Somerville. Part II Moral Conduct in War: Utilitarianism and the rules of war, R.B. Brandt; Conventions and the morality of war, George I. Mavrodes; War and murder, G.E.M. Anscombe; War and massacre, Thomas Nagel; The killing of the innocent, Jeffrie G. Murphy; Civilian immunity in war, Igor Primoratz; Justification or excuse: saving soldiers at the expense of civilians, Paul Woodruff; Just war criteria and the new face of war: human shields, manufactured martyrs, and little boys with stones, Michael Skerker; Maintaining the protection of non-combatants, James Turner Johnson. Part III The Soldier's Ethics: 2 kinds of military responsibility, Michael Walzer; Prisoners of war: does the fight continue after the battle?, Michael Walzer; The soldier and the state: an analysis of Samuel Huntington's view on military obedience toward political authority, Carl Ceulemans and Guy van Damme; US civil military relations since 9/11: issues in ethics and policy development, Marybeth P. Ulrich and Martin L. Cook; Honor as a motive for making sacrifices, Peter Olsthoorn; Squaring the circle: teaching philosophical ethics in the military, J. Joseph Miller; Mercenary morality, C.A.J. Coady; The good mercenary?, Tony Lynch and A.J. Walsh; Killer robots, Robert Sparrow; Name index.
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Young Men;Selective Conscientious Objection;jus;Human Suffering;bellum;Training Mentality;unjust;Vice Versa;war;Professional Military Ethic;double;Jus Ad Bellum;effect;Miss Anscombe;tradition;Civil Military Relation;international;Obliteration Bombing;law;Unjust War;obliteration;Civilian Immunity;military ethics;AWS;just war theory;Huntington's Position;humanitarian armed intervention;Military Obedience;consequentialism;Army's Future Combat Systems;pacifism;Democratic Civil Military Relations;Expectable Utility;Supreme Emergency;NATO Government;International Humanitarian Law;Jus Ad Bellum Decisions;Israeli Defense Force;NATO Military Operation;Invincible Ignorance
