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In: Debating ethics
The work offers contrasting views of humanitarian intervention-a war aimed at ending tyranny or violence. Fernando Tesón argues that humanitarian interventions are sometimes permissible; Bas van der Vossen argues that as a rule they are not. The authors use the tools of modern analytic philosophy, in particular just war theory, to substantiate their claims
In: Reason: free minds and free markets, Volume 46, Issue 8, p. 26-38
ISSN: 0048-6906
In: Ethics & international affairs, Volume 25, Issue 2, p. 103-182
ISSN: 0892-6794
Miller, R. W.: The ethics of America's Afghan war. - S. 103-131 Lucas, G. R. (jr.): The strategy of graceful decline. - S. 133-142 McMahan, J.: Proportionality in the Afghanistan war. - S. 143-154 Moellendorf, D.: Jus ex bello in Afghanistan. - S. 155-164 Tesón, F. R.: Enabling monsters: a reply to Professor Miller. - S. 165-182
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