Philosophy of Just War Theory
( 30 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to Just War Theory
Overview of the course, historical background, and key concepts

Module #2
The Origins of Just War Theory
St. Augustine, Thomas Aquinas, and the development of Just War Theory

Module #3
The Principles of Just War Theory
Jus ad bellum, jus in bello, and the distinction between them

Module #4
The Criterion of Just Cause
Defining and applying the principle of just cause

Module #5
The Criterion of Right Intention
Understanding and evaluating the motives behind going to war

Module #6
The Criterion of Last Resort
The role of diplomacy and alternatives to war

Module #7
The Criterion of Probability of Success
Evaluating the likelihood of achieving war aims

Module #8
The Criterion of Proportionality
Balancing the costs and benefits of war

Module #9
The Challenge of Non-State Actors
Applying Just War Theory to conflicts involving non-state actors

Module #10
The Ethics of Preemptive War
The moral implications of striking first

Module #11
Humanitarian Intervention
The moral obligation to intervene in situations of mass atrocity

Module #12
The Morality of Weapons of Mass Destruction
The ethics of using and possessing WMDs

Module #13
The Ethics of Asymmetric Warfare
The moral challenges of fighting non-traditional enemies

Module #14
Just War Theory and International Law
The relationship between Just War Theory and international legal frameworks

Module #15
Critiques of Just War Theory
Challenges to the theory from pacifism, realism, and other perspectives

Module #16
Case Study:The Gulf War
Applying Just War Theory to a historical conflict

Module #17
Case Study:The War in Afghanistan
Evaluating the justness of the war in Afghanistan

Module #18
Case Study:The Iraq War
Assessing the justness of the invasion of Iraq

Module #19
The Future of Just War Theory
Contemporary debates and emerging issues in Just War Theory

Module #20
Just War Theory and the Ethics of Peace
The moral dimensions of peacemaking and peacebuilding

Module #21
Just War Theory and the Problem of Revisionism
Re-evaluating the moral assumptions of Just War Theory

Module #22
Just War Theory and the Role of Emotions
The emotional dimensions of moral decision-making in war

Module #23
Just War Theory and Feminist Perspectives
Feminist critiques and contributions to Just War Theory

Module #24
Just War Theory and Postcolonial Perspectives
Postcolonial critiques and contributions to Just War Theory

Module #25
Just War Theory and Environmental Ethics
The environmental consequences of war and the ethics of sustainability

Module #26
Just War Theory and Cyberwarfare
The moral challenges of emerging technologies in warfare

Module #27
Just War Theory and Autonomous Weapons
The ethics of autonomous decision-making in warfare

Module #28
Just War Theory and the Ethics of Drone Warfare
The moral implications of remote-controlled warfare

Module #29
Just War Theory and the Problem of Dirty Hands
The moral dilemmas of policymakers and soldiers

Module #30
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Philosophy of Just War Theory career

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Philosophy of Just War Theory ( 30 Modules )

Philosophy of Just War Theory
( 30 Modules )