1. Returning Military Necessity to the Jus in Bello 2. Natural Law and the Just War Ethic: Reaffirming Common Moral Traditions 3. Military Necessity as Distinct Jus in Bello Principle: A Classical Just War Perspective 4. What is Military Necessity? A Defense of the Marginal Interpretation 5. Inevitable and Indispensable: A conceptual approach to Necessity in War and Conflict 6. Military Necessity, Catholic Thinking, and the Great Wars 7. Necessity, Convenience, and Point of View: Military Necessity in Just War 8. Military Necessity and Realism: Comparing Permission and Limitation in Christian, Islamic, and Hindu Thought 9. The Military Necessity of Ethics 10. Operation Wrath of God: Illegal but Necessary 11. Military Necessity in the Gray Zone 12. Military Necessity as Moral Imperative: Just War and Hiroshima 13. Military Necessity: The Road Ahead
Eric Patterson, Scholar-at-Large and former dean of the School of Government at Regent University. He is author or editor of 20 books, including, most recently, Just American Wars (2019).
Marc LiVecche is the McDonald Distinguished Scholar of Ethics, War, and Public Life at Providence: A Journal of Christianity & American Foreign Policy and serves as a non-resident research fellow in the College of Leadership and Ethics at the US Naval War College. He is author of The Good Kill: Just War and Moral Injury (2021).