The Nature of Peace and the Morality of Armed Conflict

1. Introduction
Florian Demont-Biaggi

Part I. Kantian Perspectives

2. Recognition Theory and Kantian Cosmopolitanism
Paul Giladi

3. Pax Kantiana and Res Militaris: Kant’s Views on Peace, War and Military Affairs Revisited
Franz Kernic

Part II. Just War Debates

4. Standards of Risk in War and Civil Life
Saba Bazargan-Forward

5. Military Necessity Through Peace?
Florian Demont-Biaggi

6. Just War Thought and the Notion of Peace
James G. Murphy

7. Terrorism, jus post bellum and the Prospect of Peace
Anne Schwenkenbecher

Part III. Religious Perspectives on Peace

8. Peace, Justice and Religious Humanism: A Jewish Perspective
Noam Zohar

9. Once the Buddha Was a Warrior: Buddhist Pragmatism in the Ethics of Peace and Armed Conflict
Stephen Jenkins

Part IV. Technology, War and Peace

10. Civic Virtue and Cybersecurity
Don Howard

11. Weapons for Pacifism: Reconciling Ideas in Conflict
Adam Henschke

12. Virtues for Peace: What Soldiers Can Do and Where Military Robotics Fails
Bernhard Koch

13. Is Cyberpeace Possible?
Markus Christen, Endre Bangerter

Part V. Peace in the Real World

14. Psychological Contributions to Philosophy: The Cases of Just War Theory and Nonviolence
Levi Adelman, Bernhard Leidner, Seyed Nima Orazani

15. Medical Care During War: A Remainder and Prospect of Peace
Daniel Messelken

Keywords: Philosophy, Political Philosophy, Moral Philosophy, Philosophy of Law, Social Philosophy, International Humanitarian Law, Law of Armed Conflict