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The book contains many interesting arguments. It raises important challenges that need to be answered by defenders of the infringement model if they are to hold onto their view. And while some complain that contemporary work on self-defence and just war theory is a little shallow, resting on too much of an appeal to mere intuitions about cases, it is more difficult to raise this complaint with Walen's book. * Joseph Bowen, Criminal Law and Philosophy *

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Alec D. Walen is a professor at Rutgers University, with a joint appointment in Law, Philosophy, and Criminal Justice. He has published numerous articles on topics in moral philosophy, criminal law, constitutional law, national security law, and just war theory. The central focus of his current work is articulating a view of rights that reflects a fundamental moral commitment to autonomy, equality, and the value of human welfare.

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