Moral Logic And Military Force | Law and Security Strategy

08/15/2010

Moral Logic And Military Force | Law and Security Strategy

A comments section conversation about WikiLeaks between myself and my FPA-o-sphere colleague Patrick Frost has morphed into a conversation about the morality of American military force. Patrick wrote:

via lawandsecurity.foreignpolicyblogs.com

Aug 15, 2010 12:05:43 PM | Current Affairs

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The Moral Argument for the War in Afghanistan: Then and Now » Afghanistan The moral argument for the invasion and War in Afghanistan used to be that of liberal interventionism—the claim that intervening in the domestic politics of a country is justified if it delivered the people of that country from the clutches of illiberality and coercive governance. Further the claim went that if offered a chance, the people of that country would choose a liberal and free society, motivated by humane capabilities and free market trade and through their collective politics would deliver mutual advantage stability and security to the U.S. and its international allies, which would play well politically back home....

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