A JOINT SERVICES CONFERENCE ON
PROFESSIONAL ETHICS
30-31 Jan 03
Keynote
Address
Reverend John Langan,
Jus
ad Bellum Under Pressure:
Changing Conceptions for a Changed Environment?
Captain
(USA) Richard C. Anderson, USMA
“Stop Calling it the War on Terrorism: An Argument for Moral Clarity”
Captain
(USAF) Marc O. Hedahl, USAFA
Lieutenant
Colonel (USA) John Mark Mattox, SHAPE
“Offensive Defense”
Colonel
(USAF) James L. Cook, USAFA
Security and Civil Liberties
“Homeland Security and Civil Liberties”
Dr. Erik Wingrove-Haugland, USCGA
“Important
Issues for Balancing Security and Freedom”
Major (USAF) Matthew
W. Hallgarth,
Dr.
“US Northern
Command and the Posse Comitatus Act”
Dr. Carlos E. Bertha,
USAFA
Assymetric Conflict and the Problem of Innocents
“Murderers, Not
Warriors: The Moral Distinction Between
Terrorists and Legitimate Fighters in Assymetric Conflicts”
Dr. Shannon E. French, USNA
“Just War
Challenges in Assymetrical Warfare”
Michael B. Skerker,
University of
“The Innocent
Enemy: Children at War and the Boundaries of Combatancy”
Ms.
Betsy Perabo,
Terrorism, Law Enforcement, and the Rules of
Engagement
“Reevaluating the Language of War”
Lieutenant (USCG) Dale K. Bateman,
“Taking
Terrorism and the ROE Seriously”
Lieutenant Colonel (
“Just War Theory,
Law Enforcement, and Terrorism: A Reflective Equilibrium”
Lieutenant Colonel (
The Doctrine of Double
Effect
“The Doctrine of
Double Effect: Its Relevance to Collateral Damage
Cases”
Captain
(USA) Christopher T. Mayer, USMA
“Distinguishing Terrorism
from Collateral Damage: What Is the
Scope of Civilian Immunity?”
Dr.
Jus in
“Reaping
the Whirlwind: Terrorism, Supreme Emergency, and the Abandonment of Jus in Bello Restrictions on Attacking
Enemy Civilians”
Dr.
Davida E. Kellogg,
“Noncombatant
Immunity and the War on Terror”
Major
(USA) Tony Pfaff, Joint Intelligence Directorate
Banquet
Address
Colonel (USA)
Anthony E. Hartle, USMA
Torture in Questioning Terrorists
“Can
Interrogatory Torture Be Morally Legitimate?”
Dr. Robert G. Kennedy,
Major (USAF) William D. Casebeer, USAFA
“A
Consequentialist Argument Against Torture Interrogation
of Terrorists”
Dr.
Jean Maria Arrigo, Virginia Foundation for the Humanities
Moral Restraint: Lessons from History and Literature
“‘This is No Case of
Petty Right or Wrong’: the Supra-Ethical in Wartime”
Lieutentant Commander (USMS) Reed Robert Bonadonna, USMMA
“Military
Necessity and Military Victory Unjustly Won: Algiers 1957”
Mr.
Walter A. Schrepel, Analyst,
Northrop-Grumman Information Technology
Terrorism
and the Moral Equality of Soldiers
Dr. Richard Schoonhoven, USMA
“An Analysis and
Application of the Moral Equality of Soldiers”
Chaplain
(
Terrorists
as POWs: Moral Issues
“Nothing New in
Guantanamo Bay: Precedent and 'Prisoners of War'”
Dr.
Pauline M. Kaurin,
“Walzer and the
Idea of an Unlawful Combatant”
Major
(
“The POW in a Time
of Terrorism: An Investigation into Moral Status”
Captain
(USA) Michael W. Brough, USMA
Problems
at the Intersection of the Legal and the Moral
Tara
M. Lee, Adjunct Professor, University of California-Davis
Dr. Th. (Ted) A. van Baarda,
“The
Appropriate Response to the Targeting of Civilians for a Military Purpose”
Cadet
(USA) Margot Alexander, USMA
“Silence and the
System in a Time of Terror”
Chaplain (Commander,
USN) Charlotte E. Hunter, US Navy Chaplain Corps