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English delights in its irregular verbs: I wage just war, you rebel, he threatens my economic interests. We ought to be under no illusion that the just war tradition floats above deeply contested values and assumptions. This is not to cynically dismiss this method of practical reasoning as valueless but to highlight its non-innocence, especially when it wears the mask of a normative ethical framework founded on a supposedly neutral Archimedean fulcrum point.

Challenging ‘Just Surveillance Theory’: A Response to Kevin Macnish’s ‘Just Surveillance? Towards a Normative Theory of Surveillance’