Ethics that Fails to Regulate War, Ethics that Enhances War

Journal of Bioethical Inquiry:1-3 (forthcoming)
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This short perspective piece argues that wars are often conducted in settings where ethical injunctions are ignored or overridden and where ethical oversight is avoided or circumvented. This is particularly the case with intrastate conflicts and is exacerbated by novel military technologies. In these and other settings ethics is often invoked actually to promote or prolong war.

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Alphonso Lingis
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