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Noncombatant immunity in Michael water's just and unjust wars
Ethics and International Affairs 11:55–82 (1997)
Abstract
Issues of immunity from attack and the assignment of responsibility for civilian deaths are central to the modern war convention. Koontz addresses several difficulties with Walzer's treatment of noncombatant immunity in Just and Unjust WarsMy notes
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