Obeying Orders

Discover the compelling insights of Mark Osiel in his thought-provoking book, Obeying Orders, published by Taylor & Francis Inc in 2001. With 408 pages of in-depth analysis, Osiel delves into the complex intersection of international and military law, arguing for more effective prevention of combat atrocities through a better understanding of their roots.

In this essential read for anyone interested in crime, criminology, and military law, Osiel examines the moral and legal ambiguities surrounding military discipline and the inherent dilemmas of obedience. Drawing on evidence from a diverse range of recent wars and peace enforcement operations, he offers a unique perspective that challenges conventional views and encourages critical thinking about the responsibilities of military personnel.

Whether you are a legal professional, a student of law, or simply curious about the ethical dimensions of warfare, Obeying Orders is a must-read that will deepen your understanding of the complexities of military conduct and accountability.