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The Moral Singularity of Military Professionalism
InEmpowering Our Military Conscience: Transforming Just War Theory and Military Moral Education. Ashgate (2010) Copy BIBTEX
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Neither M. Walzer's collectivist conception of the "moral equality" of combatants, nor its antithetical individualist conceptions of responsibility are compatible with the ethos of military professionalism and its conception(s) of the responsibility of military professionals for service in an unjust war.Author's Profile
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