1. Just War Theory
... legitimate military, political and industrial targets involved in rights-violating harm. While some collateral civilian casualties are excusable, it is wrong to take deliberate aim at civilian targets. An example would be saturation bombing of residential areas. 2. (Micro-) Proportionality. Soldiers may only use force proportional to the end they seek. Weapons of mass destruction, for example, are usually seen as being out ... the transition from war back to peace. It is one of the most recent, and topical, issues in just war theory. See Orend's works in the bibliography below for more....
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