Ivies & the Military [23] Panel 2: Noah Feldman: Ethics & Principles of Reconstruction Ops: Iraq

From: Ivies and the Military: Toward Reconciliation Conference, April 3-4, 2009, at Harvard Divinity School.

Prof. Noah Feldman (Harvard Law School): Ethics and Principles of Reconstruction Operations: The Iraq Example.

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