| In Defence of Warlords | 25 |
| Comment on Jeff McMahan's "Killing in War" | 105 |
| Legitimate authority and humanitarian intervention | 48 |
| Against a 'Combined Liability-Lesser-Evil Justification' | 44 |
| Torture — The Case for Dirty Harry and against Alan Dershowitz | 188 |
| Just Cause and the Continuous Application of Jus Ad Bellum | 74 |
| Replies | 30 |
| Do All Persons Have Equal Moral Worth? On 'Basic Equality' and Equal Respect and Concern | 97 |
| When may soldiers participate in war? | 67 |
| Book review: Matthew H. Kramer, Torture and Moral Integrity: A Philosophical Enquiry, Oxford University Press, 2014 | 32 |
| Helen Frowe’s ‘Practical Account of Self-Defence’: A Critique | 29 |
| Renzo's Attempt to Ground State Legitimacy on a Right to Self-Defence, and the Uselessness of Political Obligation | 69 |
| Why 'We' Are Not Harming the Global Poor: A Critique of Pogge’s Leap from State to Individual Responsibility | 34 |
| On the Ethics of War and Terrorism | 118 |
| Doing Away with “Legitimate Authority” | 28 |
| Torture can be self-defense: a critique of Whitley Kaufman | 97 |
| Benbaji on killing in war and 'the war convention' | 191 |
| Rodin on self-defense and the 'myth' of national self-defense: a refutation | 50 |
| Why Objectivist Theories of Justification Are Mistaken: The examples of Self-Defense and Just War | 94 |
| Trampling over the rights of innocents: why anti-torture absolutism is illiberal, un-kantian, and inhumane | 42 |
| When Is Killing in War Morally Permissible? | 48 |
| What Is Self-Defense? | 36 |
| Über die unüberwundenen Begründungsdefizite der „Kritischen Theorie“ – Von Habermas zu Forst | 74 |
| In defence of warlords | 102 |
| The ethics and use of remote controlled systems | 24 |
| On why there are only unjustified wars and on why one can sometimes justifiably participate in them | 118 |
| Just Cause and ‘Right Intention' | 74 |
| Rights, Liability, and the Moral Equality of Combatants | 150 |
| Truth vs. Rorty | 24 |
| The Liability of Justified Attackers | 59 |
| Bennett, intention and the DDE – The sophisticated bomber as pseudo-problem | 82 |
| The uselessness of Rawls's 'Ideal Theory' | 66 |
| On the Ethics of Torture | 90 |
| Right Intention: A Reply to Janzen, Purves, and Jenkins | 36 |
| Is There a Duty to Militarily Intervene to Stop a Genocide? | 95 |
| Against Pogge’s 'Cosmopolitanism' | 102 |
| Border Coercion and ‘Democratic Legitimacy’: On Abizadeh’s Argument Against Current Regimes of Border Control | 71 |
| On the concept, function, scope, and evaluation of justification(s) | 36 |
| Why We Shouldn’t Reject Conflicts: A Critique of Tadros | 46 |
| What Are Mercenaries? | 110 |
| Yet another revised DDE? A note on David K. Chan's DDEd | 93 |
| Self-Defense, Justifying Emergency, and War | 25 |
| Unsavory implications of a theory of justice and the law of peoples: The denial of human rights and the justification of slavery | 176 |
| Proportionality in Self-Defense | 54 |
| Rodin on Self-Defense and the "Myth" of National Self-Defense: A Refutation | 44 |
| Legalizing defensive torture | 184 |
| Killing civilians | 130 |
| The Secret to the Success of the Doctrine of Double Effect (and Related Principles): Biased Framing, Inadequate Methodology, and Clever Distractions | 67 |
| Forst’s Right to Justification: A Critical Comment | 29 |
| Civilians and Soldiers | 151 |
| War, Victory, and Prospects of Success | 32 |
| The Ethics of War and the Force of Law: A Modern Just War Theory | 31 |
| Defusing the ticking social bomb argument: the right to self-defensive torture | 198 |
| Jeff McMahan (2009). Killing in war | 76 |
| The Guerrilla Strikes Back: A Comment on Yvonne Chiu | 133 |
| Wild Goose Chase: Still No Rationales for the Doctrine of Double Effect and Related Principles | 58 |
| Why 'we' are not harming the global poor: a critique of Pogge’s leap from State to individual responsibility | 126 |
| Is there a duty to militarily intervene to stop a genocide? | 50 |
| Against equal respect and concern, equal rights, and egalitarian impartiality | 90 |
| On the errors of revisionism | 66 |
| The Philosophy of Jürgen Habermas: A Critical Introduction | 138 |
| A Critique of Pogge's Claim That 'We' are Harming the Global Poor | 92 |
| Justifying Defense Against Non-Responsible Threats and Justified Aggressors: the Liability vs. the Rights-Infringement Account | 65 |
| Killing Them Safely: Extreme Asymmetry and its Discontents | 84 |
| The uselessness of Rawls's "Ideal Theory" | 49 |
| Self-defense, Necessity, and Punishment: A Philosophical Analysis | 26 |
| Some Problems Concerning Torture: Moral Justification, Legal Institutionalization and Retribution | 85 |
| Against National Responsibility | 40 |
| The Misleading Self-Defense Paradigm for the Justification of Harming in War | 66 |
| In Defense of Warlords | 112 |
| Ordinary Morality, Law, and War: On the Errors of 'Revisionism' | 77 |
| Self-Defense as Claim Right, Liberty, and Act-Specific Agent-Relative Prerogative | 78 |
| The indispensable mental element of justification and the failure of purely objectivist (mostly “revisionist”) just war theories | 26 |
| Legitimate Violence: Comment on the Theoretical Foundations | 35 |
| Debate: Jeff McMahan on the moral inequality of combatants | 178 |
| What is War - And Can a Lone Individual Wage One? | 102 |
| Book review: Stephen Kershnar, Gratitude Toward Veterans: Why Americans Should Not Be Very Grateful to Veterans. Plymouth, England: Lexington Books, 2014, 158 pp, ISBN 978-0-7391-8578-0 £49.95 | 48 |
| Cécile Fabre, Cosmopolitan War, Oxford University Press, 2012, 309pp., $65.00 (hbk), ISBN 9780199567164 | 26 |
| The Moral Equality of Modern Combatants and the Myth of Justified War | 138 |
| Justifying Defensive Torture | 118 |
| McMahan, defensa simmétrica, y la igualdad moral de los combatientes | 49 |
| Comments on 'Giving Rise to Cost' | 30 |
| In defence of guerrillas | 81 |
| Is There a Duty to Militarily Intervene to Stop a Genocide | 58 |
| Finlay on Legitimate Authority: a critical comment | 65 |
| Ethics and mercenaries | 113 |
