Tues 24 January
1830-2030 Annual ISME Banquet. Speaker: Al Pierce, NDU.
Wed 25 January
0800 ISME Registration/Refreshments, Rosalie Hill Hall Sala
0845 Welcome and Overview of Program, George Reed, Richard Schoonhoven, Warren Auditorium
0900 Keynote Address: COL Gary A. Packard, Jr., USAFA. "How Should Service Academies and the Military Be Involved in Social Policy Debates? Lessons Learned from the Don't Ask, Don't Tell Repeal"
Warren Auditorium, 116
10:15 Break
10:30 Plenary Panel: "Ethical Conflicts in Military-Media Relations," Warren Auditorium, 116
Michael Parkinson
: Professor, College of Mass Communications, Texas Tech University
John Schmeltzer : Engleman/Livermore Professor in Community Journalism, Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communication, University of Oklahoma
Shannon Bowen : Associate Professor, S. I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, Syracuse University
Kenneth Plowman : Associate Professor, Department of Communications, Brigham Young University
Robert Pritchard : Instructor and Agency Adviser, Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communication, University of Oklahoma
Maj Mark Swiatek : (Moderator) Assistant Professor, Department of Philosophy, USAFA
12:45 Lunch break (no host)
1430-1600 Concurrent sessions
Civil Rights
Warren Auditorium 116
Chair: Deonna Neal
Jordy Rochelau, "Strategic Abrogation of Civil Rights: Toward an Ethics of Non-lethal Rights Infringement from 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' to Relocation and Censorship"
Jonathan Trerise, "Just Espionage, Privacy, and Citizenship"
Craig V. VanSandt, "Penultimate Utopia: The Professional Military Ethic and Political Dissent from a Civilian's Perspective"
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Civil-Military Relations
Executive Classroom 102
Chair: TBD
Pauline Kaurin, "'Mission Accomplished': Military/Civilian Relations after 9/11"
Emmanuel Goffi, "Intersubjectivity in Civil-Military Relations and the Need for Recognition"
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Epistemic Considerations in
Jus in Bello
Reading Room, 204
Chair: TBD
Bradley J. Strawser, "Evidence-Relative Wrongs and Liability to Be Killed in War"
Danny Cazier, "Schizophrenia in Our Just War Thinking"
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1600-1630 Annual ISME Business Meeting, Bill Rhodes, Warren Auditorium 116
STOCKDALE SYMPOSIUM - Martin Cook, "Reflections on the Stockdale Legacy"
Thurs 26 January
0900-10:30 Concurrent Sessions
Panel: Assessing the Lifeblood of the Civil-Military Relationship: Four Perspectives on Trust from the Army's Profession of Arms
Campaign
Warren Auditorium
Charles D. Allen, "The Army Profession: Trust is First"
Don Snider & Mark Fairbrother, "If Competence is a Moral Imperative, What is the State of the Army's Certifications of Its Professionals?"
Peter Jennings, "Re-Thinking the Culture Gap Thesis: How Military Service During Time of War May Be Creating a 'Greatest Generation' of Americans?
Majors Chris Case and Bob Underwood, "Virtuous Dupes: Is Character the Answer to Trust?" |
Jus ad Bellum Considerations
Executive Classroom, 102
Chair: Randy Dipert
Cora Sol Goldstein, "JWT and Democritization by Force: Two Incompatible Agendas"
Thomas W. McShane, "In Search of the Good War: Just War and Realpolitik in Our Time
Félix Blanc, "Words Without Swords: Threat and Aggression"
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The Chaplaincy
Reading Room, 204
Chair: TBD
Carlos Bertha, "Civilian Contractors: A New Direction for the Chaplaincy?"
Kenneth R. Williams on Religious Liberty and DOD Policy
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10:30-11 Break
11-12:30 Concurrent Sessions
The Moral Equality of Combatants and Permissible Killing in War
Warren Auditorium
Chair: Ed Barrett
Melissa Bergeron, "Sovereignty, the Social Contract, and the Moral Equality of Combatants"
Michael Skerker, "An Empirical Re-Framing of the Combatant Moral Equality Question"
Ian Fishback, "Permissible Killing in Common Defense?
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The Military and the Media
Executive Classroom 102
Chair: TBD
Andy Bridges, "War Journalism: A Brief History and Analysis of Embedding"
Jeffrey D. McCausland, "Military and the Media"
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Challenges to Civil-Military Relations
Reading Room, 204
Chair: TBD
Oak DeBerg, "The Military's Relationship with the People of the United States Is Failing: A Possible Explanation"
Nolen Gertz, "Duties, Distinctions, and the Dangers to Civil-Military Relations"
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12:30-1400 Lunch
1400-1530 Concurrent Sessions
Civil-Military Obligations
Warren Auditorium
Chair: TBD:
Rebecca J. Johnson, "The Covenant: What America Owes Its Warriors"
Erin B. Lunday, "A New Kind of Draft: Are We Obligating Civilian Support to the Army?"
David Whetham on the Wootton-Bassett Effect
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Civil-Military Relations and the War in Afghanistan Executive Classroom 102
Chair: Dan Zupan
James Cook, "Civil-Multi-Military Relations Gone Awry"
Peter Olsthoorn, "Civil-Military Relations: How Public Opinion and the Political Decision-Making Process Affects Troops Dispatched to Afghanistan"
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Social Change and the Military
Reading Room 204
Chair: TBD
Neil Parker, " The Canadian Forces and the Recognition of Same-Sex Relationships: A Study in Civilian-Military Relations and Social Issues"
Sara E. Ferry, "Precursor to Progress: The Military's Influence on Social Change in the US"
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1530-1545 Break
1545-1630 Euro-ISME Delegation Presentation
1630-1800 Concluding ISME Sessions
Issues in Just War Theory
Warren Auditorium
Chair: Mark Mattox
Graham Parsons, "The Incoherence of Walzer's Just War Theory"
Ned Dobos, "The Idea of Double Intention and In Bello Asymmetry"
Stephen Coleman, "Reconsidering the Supreme Emergency Argument"
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New Challenges for the Just War Tradition Executive Classroom 102
Chair: TBD
John Lango, "The Ethics of Targeted Military Operations: The Case of Armed Humanitarian Intervention by NATO in Libya"
Hadassa A. Noorda, "Non-State Actors as Legitimate Authorities in War"
Shannon B. Ford, "The Problem of Justifying the State's Use of Lethal Force in Hard Cases"
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Non-Traditional Combatants
Chair: TBD
Mark N. Jensen, "A Rawlsian Approach to Women in Combat"
Mark Zelcer, "Minuteman and Warrior: Ethics at the Intersection"
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1800 Night in Old Town San Diego
Friday 27 January
0800 Stockdale seminar on Ethics Instruction, James Cook, Executive Classroom 102