Chapter 8. British Leaders And Irregular Warfare

In: The Moral Dimension of Asymmetrical Warfare
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David Benest
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169–178
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https://doi.org/10.1163/ej.9789004171299.i-532.61

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The Moral Dimension of Asymmetrical Warfare

Counter-terrorism, Democratic Values and Military Ethics

Cover The Moral Dimension of Asymmetrical Warfare
E-Book ISBN:
9789047424604
Publisher:
Brill | Nijhoff
Print Publication Date:
01 Jan 2009
Preliminary Material
The Moral Dimension Of Asymmetrical Warfare – An Introduction
Chapter 1. Questioning The Resort To U.S. Hegemonic Military Force
Chapter 2. Asymmetric Air War: Ethical Implications
Chapter 3. Reframing Asymmetrical Warfare: Beyond The Just War Idea
Chapter 4. Armed Intervention And Democratic Dreams: Small Western Liberal Democracies And Multinational Intervention
Chapter 5. Asymmetric Warfare And Morality: From Moral Asymmetry To Amoral Symmetry?
Chapter 6. Military Operations By Armed Un Peacekeeping Missions: An Application Of Generalized Just War Principles
Chapter 7. The Moral Dimension Of Asymmetrical Warfare: Accountability, Culpability And Military Effectiveness
Chapter 9. The Lesson Avoided: The Official Legacy Of The My Lai Massacre
Chapter 10. Culpability – Senior Leaders Have Dirty Hands
Chapter 11. Between Violence And Restraint: Human Rights, Humanitarian Considerations, And The Israeli Military In The Al-Aqsa Intifada
Chapter 12. The Phenomenon Of Breaking The Silence In Israel: "Witnessing" As Consciousness Raising Strategy Of Israeli Ex-Combatants
Chapter 13. Ethics In The Core Of Officer Education: Some Philosophical Aspects For Curriculum Transformation
Chapter 14. Why People Make The Wrong Choices – The Psychology Of Ethical Failure
Chapter 15. (Dis)Respecting The Law Of Armed Conflict In Asymmetrical Warfare?: A Consequentialist Approach To A Consequentialist Question
Chapter 16. Moral Dynamics In Culture Centric Warfare
Chapter 17. Dilemmas In The Employment Of Combat Stress-Related Clinical Research – The Imperative Of Prevention
Chapter 18. Politics, Media And War Coverage: An Indexed Relation?
Chapter 19. Asymmetrical Warfare And Modern Digital Media: An Old Concept Changed By New Technology?
Chapter 20. Security Versus Liberty?: Ethical Lessons From Post-9/11 American Counter-Terrorist Security Politics
Chapter 21. Saying No To Torture: A Moral Absolute, Self-Righteous Or Just Naive?
Chapter 22. Dirty War, Or: How Democracies Can Lose In The Fight Against Terrorism
Chapter 23. Human Dignity In The Era Of Counter-Terrorism
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