Titlebook: Disobedience in the Military; Legal and Ethical Im Jean-Fran?ois Caron Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exc

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Introduction,ld result in immoral consequences? Should soldiers be allowed to refuse to obey what can be labelled as suicidal orders? Based upon the nature of soldiers’ professional obligations, this book tries to offer answers to these important questions.

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Introduction,tary and overrides the duty to follow commands. But, what is the extent of this obligation? Are soldiers obligated to participate in what they consider to be an illegal war or should they be allowed to enjoy a right to selective conscientious objection? Should soldiers obey a legal order that, if fo

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The Nature of Obedience and Disobedience in the Military,d. Its members are bound to obey certain rules and also have the obligation to disobey specific orders. This chapter examines the extent of soldiers’ duties, the extent and limits of their obedience, as well as how their liability can legally be established when they perform unlawful actions.

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Can Soldiers Disobey Lawful Commands in Order to Prevent Crimes?,they also have the duty to disobey lawful orders that, if they were respected, would directly contribute to the perpetration of war crimes by a third party. Based on the examples of the 1994 and 1995 genocides in Rwanda and Srebrenica, it is argued that soldiers’ professional obligations to protect

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