The ethics of warfare: Is it ever morally right to kill on a massive scale In 'Perspectives' Knife crime and murder in London: imagining solutions beyond policingPast debates and perspectivesResearch diaries Professor Heather Widdows “War has been puzzling philosophers for centuries, and it isn’t hard to see why. What could be more intuitive or ethical than the belief that it is morally wrong to kill on a massive scale?” Read full opinion
