Just and Unjust Wars: A Moral Argument with Historical Illustrations
Michael Walzer offers a moral argument about war, examining the distinctions between just and unjust conflict through historical illustrations. Combining ethical reflection with political and historical analysis, this book considers how warfare can be judged and provides a sustained study of justice, responsibility, and violence.
About This Book
Just and Unjust Wars presents a moral examination of warfare and the principles used to judge it.
Michael Walzer combines ethical argument with historical illustrations, connecting abstract ideas about justice to the record of war.
The book explores how wars and wartime actions may be evaluated as just or unjust.
It is suited to readers interested in moral philosophy, political thought, ethics, and the history of war.
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