Ethics at War: How Should Military Personnel Make Ethical Decisions? [Paperback]

1. Introduction??Part I: Theory??2. The Ethical Triangulation Model? 3. The Moral Deliberation Roadmap: The US Naval Academys Moral Reasoning Framework? 4. The Quasi-Utilitarian Approach to Decision-Making in War? 5. A Natural Law Basis for Military Ethics??Part II: Analysis and Critique??6. Baker Response? 7. Herbert Response? 8. King Response? 9. Black Response? Afterword.?A Concluding Reflection on Military Ethical Decision-Making

'How best to teach ethics to our military? This volume explores four intriguing possibilities, and places them in dialogue with each other.?A must read for anyone trying to implement a successful military ethics program.'?

Martin L. Cook, Admiral Stockdale Chair of Professional Military Ethics (Emeritus), US Naval War College

'Internationally-renowned military educators, literally drawn from the four corners of the globe,? provide distinct, compelling, competing, but ultimately compatible views of military ethics drawn from a reservoir of shared experiences.?Fascinating, engaging, and more than worthy of a close study.'

George R. Lucas, Jr., Senior Consultant, Geneva Center for Security Sector Governance,?Distinguished Chair of Ethics, U.S. Naval Academy?Emeritus, and Professor of Ethics & Public Policy, U.S. Naval Postgraduate School?Emeritus

'We all strive to do the right thing in our lives but making the right decisions in stressful situations is often fraught with moral hazards. Fortunately, the approaches in this book help clarify even the murkiest of ethical dilemmas. A must read for decision makers, not just the military.'

Major General (Retd) Craig Lawrence CBE, Formerly the UKs Direcl