America and the Just War Tradition

America and the Just War Tradition offers a moral analysis of America's major wars through the lens of the just war tradition. Each chapter delves into the causes of conflicts, debates surrounding their justice, and their adherence to established criteria for just warfare. Additionally, contributors discuss post-war considerations aimed at achieving a more just peace. This insightful work caters to historians, political scientists, philosophers, theologians, and policymakers, providing valuable guidance on the use of force in contemporary contexts.