Marc is the McDonald Distinguished Scholar of Ethics, War, and Public Life at Providence: A Journal of Christianity & American Foreign Policy. He is also a non-resident research fellow at the U.S. Naval War College in the College of Leadership & Ethics. He is the author of The Good Kill: Just War and Moral Injury.
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Marc LiVecche | Is Rome, or our republic, worth the life of one good man?
Marc LiVecche | The tension found in carrying out these competing duties is the focus of the film Bonhoeffer
Marc LiVecche | As Israel defends itself against Tehran and its proxies
Marc LiVecche | Israel faces hard decisions, and so do its friends
Marc LiVecche | The death of Lt. Willliam Calley serves as a reminder of the moral responsibility of leadership
Marc LiVecche | His threat to withhold weapons from Israel makes a lasting peace less likely
Marc LiVecche | Attacks on U.S. forces must bring a response that is strong but also smart
Marc LiVecche | Federal report makes clear that the police did not have their priorities straight
Marc LiVecche | An American military response to militia attacks is tricky but necessary
Marc LiVecche | Is Israel rightly fighting this fight that’s right to fight?
