Deane-Peter Baker's Morality and Ethics at War is an extraordinarily valuable addition to the field of Military Ethics. His insights on ethical leadership and moral injury are grounded in both the latest research and the lived experience of those who serve, expressed in clear, compelling prose - an absolute must read!

Shannon E. French, Inamori Professor in Ethics, Case Western Reserve University, USA

An outstanding book: perceptive, incisive, and thought provoking. Deane Peter Baker guides the reader through the deep interplay between the liberal democratic state, just war reasoning, and notions of collective and individual identity, as he explores the psychological and other harms experienced by the modern combatant in complex and evolving battlespaces. Morality and Ethics at War is essential reading for everyone who studies - or is engaged in - the politics, ethics or practice of modern war.

Peter Lee, Professor of Applied Ethics, University of Portsmouth, UK

Morality and Ethics at War markedly advances our understanding of the unseen wounds that inflict the men and women we send to fight our wars. By tracing the causes of moral injury to deeper sources than previously theorized, Baker uncovers pioneering approaches to prevention and healing. While academics will appreciate the scholarly contribution, those preparing to lead troops in combat will find this book readily accessible and abundantly practical.

CAPT Roger Herbert, Robert T. Herres Distinguished Military Professor of Ethics, United States Naval Academy, USA

Morality and Ethics at War is a must-read for students and practitioners of military ethics, but also for defence leaders and policy makers. Baker offers a compelling explanation of the uniquely human characteristics and moral dangers of modern warfighting and then persuasively argues how the Guardian ethos best endures the moral and psychological burdens of combat.

Stephen Trainor, Head of Faculty Development, The Google School for Leaders