A JOINT SERVICES CONFERENCE ON
PROFESSIONAL ETHICS
Keynote
Address
Emory University
Intervention
Part One: In Theory
“On
the Obligation to Conduct World Police Work”
Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Zupan, USMA
Dr. Carl Ceulemans,
Royal Military Academy–Brussels, Belgium
Dr.
George Lucas, USNA
“Humanitarian
Intervention: The Nature and Limits of Moral Responsibility”
Dr.
Fred van Iersel, Netherlands National Defense College
Intervention Part Two: In Practice
“Force
Protection in Peacekeeping and International Intervention”
Ms. Julie Ragatz, University of Saint
Thomas
“The Strategic and Moral Dimensions of Nuclear
Intervention: A Preliminary Appraisal”
Lieutenant
Colonel John Mark Mattox, USA
Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe
Major Donald Canady, USA, California State University at Fresno (unable to attend)
Essays on Professional Military Ethics
Dr. Shannon French, USNA
“From Earth-Shakers to Peace-Makers:
The ‘Warrior-Hero’ in a Post-Professional Ethos”
Dr. Judith A. Johnson,
Claremont (CA) Graduate University
“Does
Professional Ethics Fail the Profession of Arms?”
Dr.
Robert G. Kennedy, University of Saint Thomas
“The
Washington Post Test: Integrity’s Last Stand”
Captain
Marc Hedahl, USAFA
Moral
Development and Moral Psychology
Cadet First Class Wynne Beers, USMA
Wei-Lee Lu, Fon-Yean Chang, Sheng-Te
Chang, Jong-Yun Hao, Tien-Hsing Yang, Chin-Ping Wang, Chih-Hung Lee, and
Chin-Ping Yang, Chinese Naval Academy-Taiwan.
Captain Jeffrey Bordin, U.S. Army Reserve
Banquet
Address
Dr.
Len Marrella, author of In Search of
Ethics
Intervention Part Three: How to Decide
“The Morally Good State and Its Intervention Obligations”
Major
David M. Barnes, Simon Center, USMA
“A
Framework for Intervention”
So Won Silas Ahn
“A Just War and the Humanitarian Connection”
Dr. Antje Mays, Winthrop University
“Aerospace Intervention: Justifying 21st
Century Air Force Operations”
Lieutenant
Colonel Larry D. Youngner, USAF
Non-Combatant Immunity
“Innocence Lost: The Future of the
Combatant/Non-Combatant Distinction”
Dr. Pauline M. Kaurin, Pacific Lutheran
University
Reuben
E. Brigety, II, Human Rights Watch
Dr.
Davida Kellogg, University of Maine
Ethics and Intelligence Operations
“Some
Reflections on Intelligence Ethics”
Captain William Casebeer, USAFA
“Bungee Jumping
off the Moral Highground: The Ethics of Espionage in the Modern Age”
Major Charles A. Pfaff, USA
More
Moral Problems, Old and New
Major Kent P. Cassella, USA
“Ethical Considerations When Combating
Asymmetric Warfare”
Lieutenant Commander David C. Hagen, USNR