Bearing Witness: What Are Journalists Doing in Conflict Zones?

Is There Anything Wrong with Collective Punishment?

The Salisbury Incident and the Threshold for “Unlawful Use of Force” under International Law

Cyberattacks, Elections, and Casus Belli

Moral Forests and Just War Trees

The Moral Responsibility of Child Soldiers and the Case of Dominic Ongwen

Expanding the Scope of International Criminal Law

Not your Father’s Draft: Critiques of Progressive Conscription

Does Catalonia Have a Right to Secede?

Just and Unjust Coups d’état? Zimbabwe and the Ethics of Military Takeover

Degrees of Causal Contribution and the Ethics of War

From the Classroom to the Frontline – Schools Must Be Careful What They Teach Kids about the Army

The Bias against Humanitarian Intervention

Peacekeeping and the Possibility of a Revisionist Law of War

Intervention and Revolution

Subtle Casualties: Conflict and Intangible Cultural Heritage

Are Soldiers Morally Exploited?

Patriarchal War

Escape of the Gaak: New Technologies and the Ethics of War

Just and Unjust Wars in Syria: the Questionable Ethics of Bombing ISIS