New directions in theorizing moral injury and just war

Journal of Religious Ethics 49 (3):438-441 (2021)
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This collection of essays examines the relationship between moral injury and just war theory. The included essays attempt to broaden the ethical subject of moral injury, while also seeking greater conceptual clarity about the nature of moral harm that occurs in the contexts of both warfare and the afterwar.

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