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020 $a9780199646487 (pbk. : acid-free paper)
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050 00 $aKZ6373.2$b.T37 2012
082 04 $a364.1524$223
245 00 $aTargeted killings :$blaw and morality in an asymmetrical world /$cedited by Claire Finkelstein, Jens David Ohlin, Andrew Altman.
250 $a1st ed.
260 $aOxford :$bOxford University Press,$c2012.
300 $axx, 496 p. :$bill. ;$c25 cm.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 00 $gIntroduction /$rAndrew Altman --$gI. The$tchanging face of war : targeting non-combatants --$tRebutting the civilian presumption : playing whack-a-mole without a mallet? /$rMark "Max" Maxwell --$tTargeting co-belligerents /$rJens David Ohlin --$tCan just war theory justify targeted killing? : three possible models /$rDaniel Statman --$tJustifying targeted killing with a neutral principle? /$rJeremy Waldron --$gII.$tNormative foundations : law enforcement or war? --$tTargeted killing : murder, combat or law enforcement? /$rJeff McMahan --$tTargeted killing as preemptive action /$rClaire Finkelstein --$gThe$tprivilege of belligerency and formal declarations of war /$rRichard V. Meyer --$gIII.$tTargeted killing and self-defense --$tGoing medieval : targeted killing, self-defense and the jus ad bellum regime /$rCraig Martin --$tImminence in justified targeted killings /$rRussell Christopher --$tDefending defensive targeted killings /$rPhillip Montague --$gIV.$tExercising judgment in targeted killing decisions --$gThe$timportance of criteria-based reasoning in targeted killing decisions /$rAmos N. Guiora --$tAre targeted killings unlawful? : a case study in empirical claims without empirical evidence /$rGregory S. McNeal --$tOperation Neptune Spear : was killing Bin Laden a legitimate military objective? /$rKevin H. Govern --$tEfficiency in bello and ad bellum : making use of the force too easy? /$rKenneth Anderson --$gV.$tUtilitarian trade-offs and deontological constraints --$tTargeted killing in war and peace : a philosophical analysis /$rFernando R. Tesón --$tTargeted killings and the morality of hard choices /$rMichael S. Moore --$tTargeted killing and the strategic use of self-defense /$rLeo Katz.
650 0 $aTargeted killing (International law)
700 1 $aFinkelstein, Claire Oakes.
700 1 $aOhlin, Jens David.
700 1 $aAltman, Andrew,$d1950-
852 00 $bleh$hKZ6373.2$i.T37 2012