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War’s Aftermath and the Ethics of War
2015Abstract This chapter offers an account of the role and place of jus post bellum within just war theory and highlights avenues of inquiry on the aftermath of war that have been largely ignored. The author discusses recent arguments to the effect that jus ad bellum and jus in bello exhaust just war theory and that jus post bellum, far ...
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Science, Ethics and War: A Pacifist’s Perspective
Science and Engineering Ethics, 2012This article considers the ethical aspects of the question: should a scientist engage in war-related research, particularly use-inspired or applied research directed at the development of the means for the better waging of war? Because scientists are simultaneously professionals, citizens of a particular country, and human beings, they are subject to ...
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Animals and the ethics of war: a call for an inclusive just-war theory
International Relations, 2023Sara van Goozen, Josh Milburn
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Making Sense of “Ethics” of War: Just War, Just Peace, and Ethic of Care
Journal of Bioethical InquiryThis paper reviews briefly the main approaches in the literature on ethics of war and suggests the need to move beyond an ethic of justice towards an ethic of care. The analysis problematizes dominant understandings of "just war" and "just peace" in the literature and highlights that incorporating elements of an ethic of care, our understanding of ...
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