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  1. What's So Bad About Lying?Sophie Macdonald - 2023 - University of British Columbia Journal of Philosophical Enquiries 1 (4):35-46.
    An overview of what constitutes as lying and the epistemic and moral consequences lying incurs.
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  • Educating Honorable Warriors.Susan Martinelli-Fernandez - 2006 - Journal of Military Ethics 5 (1):55-66.
    Kant is not typically considered a major figure in the just war tradition's canon, although his work has informed recent discussions about international justice and just war theory. More specifically, philosophers have suggested that Kant's work may provide a coherent, normatively practical just war theory, basing this claim, in the main, on his views on the goal of peace and its purpose of establishing a cosmopolitan civil society.1 Such discussions are mostly concerned with jus ad bellum and jus in bello (...)
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  • Kant on just war and international order.Nenad Milicic - 2021 - Filozofija I Društvo 32 (1):105-127.
    Kant?s legal and political philosophy is essential for understanding and advancing international order. The article aims to posit arguments that confront the claims that Kant was just war theorist. Since that is the most opposed part of Kant?s political philosophy, mostly due to the misleading interpretation of his argumentation, the author presents Kant?s standpoint on the matters of just war and international order and discusses potential ambiguities between Kant?s and his critics? theories. Furthermore, the consequences of opponents? arguments considering states (...)
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