Enabling Monsters: A Reply to Richard W. Miller

Ethics and International Affairs 25 (2) (2011)
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Richard Miller's two central theses rest on dubious predictions, and, more important, are morally objectionable. The United States would be perpetrating a major injustice if it enabled the Taliban to rule over any part of the territory and over any person

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