Edited by Cécile Fabre, Lincoln College, Oxford, and Seth Lazar, Australian National University

Cécile Fabre is currently Professor of Political Philosophy at Oxford University, and Fellow in Philosophy at Lincoln College. She has published extensively on rights, justice, and war—her latest monograph, Cosmopolitan War, came out with OUP in 2012. ; Seth Lazar is a continuing research fellow at the School of Philosophy in the Research School of Social Sciences, and the Australian National university. He writes on war and killing, and has published in the premier international journals in moral and political philosophy.

Cécile Fabre, Lincoln College, Oxford
Seth Lazar, Australian National University
Patrick Emerton, Monash University
Toby Handfield, Monash University
David Rodin, University of Oxford
Jeff McMahan, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
Yitzhak Benbaji, Tel-Aviv University
Margaret Moore, Queen's University, Ontario
Anna Stilz, Princeton University
Christopher Kutz, University of California, Berkeley

"The contributors are also a valuable mix of established writers on the ethics of war, and those providing perspectives from related but distinct disciplines or areas of philosophy" - Thomas Simpson, The Philosophical Quarterly

"it is impossible to do justice to the great richness of this volume. It addresses a theme central to contemporary just war theory and the ethics of political violence and offers a refreshing diversity of philosophical perspectives, even while it extends the central thrust of the revisionist argument. It will form an indispensable part of the current literature in the field." - Christopher Finlay, International Affairs