Routledge Handbook of Ethics and War : Just War Theory in the 21st Century (Hardcover)

Introduction: Not Just Wars: Expansions and Alternatives to the Just War Tradition Fritz Allhoff, Nicholas G. Evans and Adam Henschke  Part I: Theories of War: Revisiting the Just War Tradition  Jus Ad Bellum  1. Can Soldiers be Expected to Know Whether Their War is Just? Jeff McMahan  2. Is Just War Theory Obsolete? Jeff Whitman  3. Just War Theory: Going to War and Collective Self-Deception Richard Werner  Jus In Bello  4. The Moral　Foundations　of　the　Jus　Ad　Bellum/Jus　In　Bello Distinction Steve Viner  5. Jus Ad Vim and the Just Use of Lethal Force-Short-Of-War S. Brandt Ford  6. Revisionist Just War Theory and the Real World: A Cautiously Optimistic Proposal Bradley Jay Strawser  Jus Post Bellum  7. The Place of Jus Post Bellum in Just War Considerations Emily Pollard  8. Jus Post Bellum: War Closure in the 21st Century Richard M. O’Meara  9. Reasonable Chance of Success: Analyzing the Postwar Requirements of Jus Ad Bellum Todd Burkhardt  10. Post-War Policy: Lessons for Iraq, Afghanistan, and Beyond Brian Orend  Part II: Faces of War: Beyond States and Soldiers  Irregular Wars  11. Soft Power and Jus In Bello: What Tactics are Effective and Necessary? Michael Gross  12. Rethinking Legitimate Authority: Who Meets the Criteria? Anne Schwenkenbecker  13. Fighting the Humanitarian War: Justifications and Limitations Jennifer Ang  14. Peacekeeper Violence: Managing the Use of Force Daniel Levine  Terrorism and Counterterrorism  15. The War on Terror and the Ethics of Exceptionalism Fritz Allhoff  16. Just War Theory and Counterterrorism Seumas Miller  17. Punitive Warfare, Counterterrorism, and Jus Ad Bellum Shawn Kaplan  Warfighters and Moral Agency  18. Re-evaluating the Moral Status of Civilians in Just War Theory and Terrorism Jason P. Blahuta  19. Endangering Soldiers and the Problem of Private Military Contractors Ned Dobos  20. The Agency of Child Soldiers: Rethinking the Principle of Discrimination Tor Arne Berntsen and Bard Mæland  Part III: Technologies of War: The Future of Fighting  Technology and Just War Theory  21. Emerging Technologies and Just War Theory Braden Allenby  22. Minimizing Harm to Combatants: Nonlethal Weapons, Combatants’ Rights, and State Responsibility Christopher Mayer  23. Educational Implications of the Potential for Hostile Applications of Advances in Neuroscience Malcolm Dando  Uninhabited and Autonomous Military Systems  24. Unmanned Drones and the Ethics of War Christian Enemark  25. Autonomous Robots and the Future of Just War Theory Keith Abney  26. Killing in War: Responsibility, Liability, and Lethal Autonomous Robots Heather M. Roff  Cyberwarfare  27. Jus in Silico: Moral Restrictions on the Use of Cyberwarfare George Lucas  28. Understanding Just Cause in Cyberwarfare Leonard Kahn  29. Friend or Foe? Perfidy in Cyberwarfare Neil Rowe