PREEMPTION P: Military Action and Moral Justification
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PREEMPTION P: Military Action and Moral Justification

by Henry Shue, David Rodin

Philosophy international law military ethics
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Preemption P: Military Action and Moral Justification explores the ethical and political reasoning surrounding preemptive military action. Henry Shue and David Rodin examine how the use of force is defended, offering a focused contribution to debates about morality, security, and the justification of military operations.

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Preemption P: Military Action and Moral Justification examines the relationship between military action and moral justification.

Henry Shue and David Rodin address the question of preemptive action through ethical and political analysis.

The book considers how claims of justification shape debates about the use of force.

It is suited to readers interested in military ethics, political philosophy, and contemporary security questions.

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