Bloodless war?

In the Christian Science Monitor, Richard Scott discusses a greater role for non-lethal weapons in future war fighting.  The morality of physically controlling and coercing people without killing them is different than the one where people die.  What does a theory of just non-lethal war look like?

-Jake

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March 11, 2010 · Filed Under International Relations, Jake

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