The Ashgate research companion to military ethics

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• General Introduction:; I: The Choice Whether to Use Military Force; 1: The Decision to Use Military Force in Classical Just War Thinking; 2: The Decision to Use Military Force in Recent Moral Argument; 3: Contemporary International Law on the Decision to Use Armed Force; 4: The Role of the Military in the Decision to Use Armed Force; 5: Special Problems I: The Question of Preemption; 6: Special Problems II: The Response to Asymmetric Warfare and Terrorism; 7: Special Problems III: The Question of Using Military Force in the Frame of the Responsibility to Protect; 8: Special Problems IV: Questions Posed by Nuclear and Other Weapons of Mass Destruction; II: Right Conduct in the Use of Military Force; 9: Framing the Issues in Moral Terms I: Applying Just War Tradition; 10: Framing the Issues in Moral Terms II: The Kantian Perspective on Jus in Bello; 11: Framing the Issues in Moral Terms III: Rights and Right Conduct; 12: International Humanitarian Law; 13: Boston to Where: The Challenges Posed by Local-Global Terrorism; 14: Terrorism and Ethics; 15: The Bombing of Dual-Use Targets; 16: The Ethics of Autonomous Unmanned Aerial Vehicles; 17: Targeted Killing; 18: Cyber Warfare; 19: The Moral Equality of Combatants; 20: Treatment of Prisoners and Detainees; 21: My Country, Right or Wrong: If the Cause is Just, is Anything Allowed?; 22: No Job for a Soldier? Military Ethics in Peacekeeping Operations; 23: Enforcing and Strengthening Noncombatant Immunity; 24: Understanding Proportionality in Contemporary Armed Conflict; III: Ethics After a Conflict is Over; 25: Security and Political Order: The Ethics of Who Is in Charge and Enforcing the Peace at War's End; 26: How Should This Conflict End? Implications of the End of an Armed Conflict for the Decision to Use Military Force and Conduct in the Use of Such Force; 27: War Crimes Tribunals after Armed Conflict; 28: Fostering Reconciliation as a Goal of Military Ethics; IV: Perspectives from Other Cultures; 29: Ethics in the Islamic Tradition on War; 30: Chinese Traditions on Military Ethics; 31: The Indian Tradition