On May 1, 2018, the CGSC Foundation’s Simons Center for Interagency Cooperation published a selection of the papers submitted for the 2017 Fort Leavenworth Ethics Symposium as a Simons Center “Special Report.” – Click the cover below to visit the Simons Center site and download the report.
Original Papers Submitted for the 2017 Ethics Symposium:
Cyber As This Generation’s Atomic Bomb
Major Terrance S. Allen
Secession and Jus Ad Bellum
Dr. Richard Berkebile
The Moral Dimension of Projecting American National Power
Chaplain (Major) Robert M. Farmer
Ethical Implications of Forced Removal (Cherokee)
Major Dorothye Farrar
Syrian Refugee Crisis
Major Joel Funk
The Ethics of ISIS (Conflict and Islam)
Chaplain (Major) Josh Gilliam
A Leader’s Duty in Tragedy and Loss (Moral Obligation to Facilitate Healing through Commander/Survivor Relationships)
Major Francisco Hernandez
Rethinking the Ethical Framework
Major Jonathan Holm
Special Oversight Challenges in National Security Interrogations
Dr. Erik Jens
Individual and National Responsibility To Protect
Dr. Jack Kem
Lethal Targeting on the Conventional Battlefield: An Ethical Argument
Captain Kenneth King
Cyber: Employing Ethically Sound and Trusted Agents for the Future (Millennial Generation)
Major Timothy Middleton
The Commander’s Dilemma: Using Ethical Denial and Deception
Mrs. Kailah Murry
Is the Just War Tradition Good Enough As a Framework for Future Warfare?
Mr. Bruce Roeder
Ethics of Hacktivism
Major Tennille Scott & Dr. Shawn Cupp
Neuroethics Meets Just War Theory: Ethical Issues and the Development of the Third Offset Strategy
Chaplain (Major) Jason Unsworth