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Osama bin Laden: A “just” killing? (Just war, part 7)
[Note from Kathie Malley-Morrison: Continuing the series on just war, Dr. Mike Corgan offers some reflections about whether the killing of Osama bin Laden meets the criteria for just war.] Though details are still being released it seems the raid … Continue reading
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Tagged collateral damage, just war, Michael T. Corgan, military, Osama bin Laden, proportionality
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