Titlebook: Beyond Just War; A Virtue Ethics Appr David K. Chan Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2012 ethics.Ju

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The Moral Problem of War,of religious, philosophical, and legal thinking that began in the ancient Western world concerning the justification(s) for the use of force by a state or leader against another state or leader. It has become convenient for ethicists, jurists, and political leaders today to simply appeal to the tene

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Just War Reconsidered,d to the theory is pacifism: the view that war is always morally wrong. There are two ways to get from just war theory to pacifism. One is to take as fundamentally correct the view that war is morally wrong and, therefore, unjustifiable. So even if the conditions of just war theory are satisfied, it

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War as an Evil,met, and war could be chosen as a morally acceptable means to achieve justified ends. If war is recognized as intrinsically evil, then the deliberate choice of war could not be justified in the way that just war theory attempts to do. Take for comparison how torture of human beings is intrinsically

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Practical Implications and Challenges,dealing with the kinds of violence common in today’s world? Proponents of just war theory have attempted to amend just war theory to account for the challenges of humanitarian intervention, terrorism and weapons of mass destruction. New versions of just war theory have been proposed for unconvention

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