Michael Walzer

Philosopher specializing in just war theory

Michael Walzer - Philosopher specializing in just war theory
Born

March 3rd, 1935
90 years ago

Category

Thinkers & Philosophers

Country

United States

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This philosopher is recognized for contributions to political philosophy and moral theory. Teaching at institutions such as Princeton University and the Institute for Advanced Study, this individual has explored topics including justice, equality, and the moral implications of war. The publication of 'Just and Unjust Wars' provided a framework for discussions surrounding the ethics of warfare, establishing a lasting reputation in the field. Other influential works include 'Spheres of Justice' and 'The Company of Critics'.

Published 'Just and Unjust Wars'

Taught at the Institute for Advanced Study

Authored 'Spheres of Justice'

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