The Epistemology of Unjust War

Royal Institute of Philosophy Supplement 58:173-188 (2006)
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My friend Steven Wagner, a philosopher I very much admire, recently wrote me that he finds ‘Just War Theory’ in its present form wholly untenable. With his permission, I shall quote part of what he wrote.

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