Fighting fair: legal ethics for an adversarial age

New York, NY: Cambridge University Press (2015)
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An opening salvo -- The professional project -- A theoretical excursion -- The standard model -- Taking war ethically -- In the name of just ends -- Fighting fair -- Toward a just peace -- Not-so-final thoughts.

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K123.H88 2015

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9781107116917   1107539706

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