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062035
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147553
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Targeted killing in the “war on terror” and in war generally is subject to familiar and severe moral constraints. The constraints hold across the board; they don't change when drones are the weapon of choice. But the ease with which drones can be used, the relative absence of military risks and political costs, makes it especially tempting not only to use drones more and more, but also to relax the constraining rules under which they are used. It seems clear that the rules have, in fact, been relaxed in the course of the American experience with drone warfare – by presidential decision and without public debate. This essay is an argument for the opening up of the decision process to democratic scrutiny and in defense of the familiar constraints.
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158856
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All governments, all political parties, and all politicians keep secrets and tell lies [2]. Some lie more than others, and those differences are important, but the practice is general. And some lies and secrets may be justified, whereas others may not. Citizens, therefore, need to know the difference between just and unjust secrets and between just and unjust deception before they can decide when it may be justifiable for someone to reveal the secrets or expose the lies—when leaking confidential information [3], releasing classified documents, or blowing the whistle on misconduct may be in the public interest or, better, in the interest of democratic government.
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045092
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Cambridge, Harvard University Press, 1970.
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ix, 244p.
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Copies: C:1/I:0,R:0,Q:0
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| 004621 | 320/WAL 004621 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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104865
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088701
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032534
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Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1988.
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v.8 (xii, 333p.)
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0874803020
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| 029367 | 170/WAL 029367 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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