Violence in Extreme Conditions : Ethical Challenges in Military Practice / / edited by Eric-Hans Kramer, Tine Molendijk.
As an organization operating under extreme conditions, the military is often confronted with destructive behavior from individuals, organizations, and societies. Written by experts from a variety of disciplines, this open access book reflects on confrontations with violence under extreme conditions...
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Violence in Extreme Conditions Ethical Challenges in Military Practice / 1. Introduction -- Multi – and interdisciplinary reflections on violence and military ethics -- 2. Language and violence -- 3. Military trauma and the conflicted human condition: Moral injury as a window into violence, human nature and military ethics -- 4. Exploring the relevance of the systems psychodynamic approach to military organizations -- Recent cases and developments -- 5. Instrumental morality under a gaze: Israeli soldiers reasoning on doing “good” -- 6. Soldiers as street level bureaucrats? Military Discretionary Autonomy and Moral Professionalism in a Police Perspective -- 7. The Future of the Comprehensive Approach as a Strategy for Intervention -- Some answers to current challenges -- 8. Contemporary just war thinking and military education -- 9. Educating for restraint -- 10. The e-word (emotions) in military moral education: Making use of the dual-process model of moral psychology -- 11. The Dutch approach to ethics: Integrity management in the military -- Epilogue -- 12. ‘Moresfare’ and the resilience paradox: Ethics as the terra incognita of hybrid warfare and its challenges -- 13. Concluding reflections. |
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1. Introduction -- Multi – and interdisciplinary reflections on violence and military ethics -- 2. Language and violence -- 3. Military trauma and the conflicted human condition: Moral injury as a window into violence, human nature and military ethics -- 4. Exploring the relevance of the systems psychodynamic approach to military organizations -- Recent cases and developments -- 5. Instrumental morality under a gaze: Israeli soldiers reasoning on doing “good” -- 6. Soldiers as street level bureaucrats? Military Discretionary Autonomy and Moral Professionalism in a Police Perspective -- 7. The Future of the Comprehensive Approach as a Strategy for Intervention -- Some answers to current challenges -- 8. Contemporary just war thinking and military education -- 9. Educating for restraint -- 10. The e-word (emotions) in military moral education: Making use of the dual-process model of moral psychology -- 11. The Dutch approach to ethics: Integrity management in the military -- Epilogue -- 12. ‘Moresfare’ and the resilience paradox: Ethics as the terra incognita of hybrid warfare and its challenges -- 13. Concluding reflections. |
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