Empoering our military conscience: transforming just war theory and military moral education
Roger Werheimer
- England: ASHGATE, 2010.
- 207 p. HB
1 Are Military Professionals Bound by a Higher Moral Standard? Functionalism and Its Limits 2 Women in Combat; Discrimination by Generality 3 Careerism in the Military Services: An Analysis of its Nature, Why it is Wrong and What Might be Done About it 4 Homosexuality and Military Service: A Case for Abandoning "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" 5 How to Teach a Bad Military Ethics Course 6 Should Members of the Military Fight in Immoral Wars? A Case for Selective Conscientious Objection 7 Does the Doctrine of Double Effect Justify Collateral Damage? A Case for More Restrictive Targeting Policies 8 Just War Theory: Triumphant... and Doing More Harm than Good Appendix to Chapter 8: Chapter Vll of the UN Charter Action with Respect to Threats to the Peace, Breaches of the Peace, and Acts of Aggression