War and Massacre

In Lawrence A. Alexander (ed.), International Ethics: A Philosophy and Public Affairs Reader. Princeton University Press. pp. 53-75 (1985)
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original Nagel, Thomas (1972) "War and massacre". Philosophy and Public Affairs 1(2):123-144
reprint Nacel, Thomas (1974) "War and Massacre". In Cohen, Marshall, War and Moral Responsibility: A "Philosophy and Public Affairs" Reader, pp. 1-24: Princeton University Press (1974)
reprint Nagel, Thomas (1988) "War and massacre". In Scheffler, Samuel, Consequentialism and its critics, pp. : Oxford University Press (1988)

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