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Reflections on ethics and war
CISAC, FSI Stanford in the newsStanford’s Ethics and War series, co-sponsored by the Center for International Security and Cooperation, continues with an examination of why so many civilians are now dying in conflict zones, and reflections on war from two of America’s best-known writers.
- » Ethics and War: Why so many civilians are dying
- » Ethics and War: How writers think about conflict
- » The Ethics and War series
- » Writers on conflict: video
