EXCERPT: Steven Lee offers a probing and fair-minded critique of our effort to show that the preventive use of military force could be justified if the decision to undertake preventive action was reached through an appropriate institutional process. Our responses to his thoughtful criticisms will help to clarify both the moral-philosophical arguments and the institutional proposal presented in our earlier paper.
You may also like
MAR 15, 2022 • Journal
Ethics & International Affairs Volume 36.1 (Spring 2022)
The highlight of this issue is a roundtable organized by Jesse Kirkpatrick on moral injury, trauma, and war, featuring contributions by Jesse Kirkpatrick, Daniel Rothenberg, ...
JAN 4, 2022 • Journal
Ethics & International Affairs Volume 35.4 (Winter 2021)
The issue features a book symposium organized by Michael Blake on Anna Stilz's "Territorial Sovereignty," with contributions from Adom Getachew; Christopher Heath Wellman; and Michael ...
MAY 11, 2021 • Journal
Ethics & International Affairs Volume 35.1 (Spring 2021)
The highlight of this issue is a roundtable organized by Madison Powers on ethics and the future of the global food system. The roundtable contains ...