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212The Ethics of Current Drone PolicyInternational Journal of Applied Philosophy 30 (1): 115-132. 2016.The subject of this paper is the ethics of the use of attack drones by a state. My concern is not the moral acceptability of drones as such, but rather that of current drone policy insofar as it involves the targeted killing of individuals in the “war on terror.” I seek to clarify and extend some of the arguments offered regarding the policy. Though this will involve some appeal to just war theory, my moral argument is broader than this. I conclude that there is a reasonably strong case that cur…Read more
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168Nuclear proliferation and nuclear entitlementEthics and International Affairs 9. 1995.In this essay Lee examines three questions:1) Is nuclear proliferation dangerous? Is it morally permissible for a state to acquire nuclear weapons? What are morally permissible actions for states trying to keep other states from acquiring nuclear weapons?
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Areas of Interest
| Applied Ethics |
| Normative Ethics |
| Social and Political Philosophy |