Awards

• Winner of Alpha Sigma Nu Book Award (United States).
• Winner of Alpha Sigma Nu Book Award 6 (United States)
• Winner of Alpha Sigma Nu Book Award.
• Winner of International Ethics Section Best Book Award (United States).
• Winner of Outstanding Academic Book of the Year 6 (United States)

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9781589019720

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An indispensable analysis of the need for strict and clear moral limits on what a human person may do in the so-called war against terrorism. -- America Magazine An important and pioneering book. Paul Lauritzen is to be commended for providing us with an insightful look into the ethical issues that are raised in the interrogation of suspected terrorists. -- New York Journal of Books

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Paul Lauritzen is a professor of religious ethics and former director of the Program of Applied Ethics at John Carroll University in Cleveland. He is the author or editor of four books, including Medicine and the Ethics of Care (Georgetown, 2001) and has published extensively on issues in bioethics, human rights, and religious ethics. He is the past coeditor of the Journal of the Society of Christian Ethics and is currently an associate editor with the Journal of Religious Ethics.

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