Deane-Peter Baker is an Associate Professor of Ethics at the University of New South Wales, Australia; a Visiting Research Fellow in the Kings College London Centre for Military Ethics, UK; and a Research Associate in the Centre for Applied Ethics at Stellenbosch University, South Africa. Previous books include Citizen Killings (Bloomsbury 2016) and Just Warriors Inc. (Continuum 2010).

Introduction
1. Moral Frameworks, Identity and Character
2. War and the (Bounded) Moral Neutrality of the Liberal Democratic State
3. Moral Pain and Moral Injury
4. Bridging the Gaps
5. Risk Factors and Risk Mitigation
6. A Common Approach to Military Ethical Decision-Making
7. Targeting, Strategic Impact and Distributing the Risk of Harm
8. Partners and Surrogates
9. Deception at War
Conclusion: A Commitment to Moral Leadership in Complex Operations
Bibliography
Index