Just War Reconsidered: Strategy, Ethics, and Theory (Battles and Campaigns)
by James Dubik
A critical study of just war theory, ethics, and military strategy, examining moral responsibility in modern warfare through historical and theoretical analysis.
About This Book
Just War Reconsidered explores the intersection of ethical theory and military strategy.
The book analyzes traditional just war principles in light of contemporary conflicts and campaigns.
Readers will find a rigorous discussion of moral responsibility in warfare.
The work draws on historical examples to illuminate current debates in military ethics.
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