Since the inception of the Journal of Military Ethics, the editors and editorial board have struggled with the realization that, to a very large degree, the discourse regarding military ethics and just war was a somewhat parochial conversation among Europeans, North Americans, Israelis, Australians, and a few others - i.e., a largely 'Western' conversation. A conference on Chinese ideas about war, held at the Baptist University of Hong Kong last summer under the guidance of Professor P.C. Lo, provided us an excellent opportunity to expand the conversation.
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