Abortion
'Just' wars
Human Cloning (Therapeutic and Reproductive)
Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
A staff of 30 editors and approximately 300 authors hold doctorate degrees and are professors at colleges and universities around the world.
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
From its inception, the SEP was designed so that each entry is maintained and kept up-to-date by an expert or group of experts in the field. All entries and substantive updates are refereed by the members of a distinguished Editorial Board before they are made public.
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Points of View Reference Centre
A subscription database which provides students with a series of essays that present both sides of a current issue.It includes critical analysis, a broad range of topics and a balance of materials from all viewpoints.It's fantastic!
Echo Contemporary Media Issues Online: Another subscription database from the Melbourne Age, which provides students with an overview and multiple sides of current Australian issues. It needs the logins 'bbc' and 'kensington'. Click on 'Information, Demonstrations and Tutorials', then 'Media Issues'. PLEASE USE FIREFOX OR CHROME WITH THIS DATABASE - INTERNET EXPLORER DOESN'T LIKE IT!
Debatabase
The BEST 'for and against' free website available! Contains persuasive arguments both for and against the issues of abortion and human cloning
ProCon.org
Another excellent 'for and against' website on major issues such as abortion. It's American, but many of the arguments remain the same.
JSTOR (database)
Excellent articles for 'Just War' or 'Morality of War'
Just War
Search created by narrowing to educational sites eg .edu
New York Times: Rethinking the Just War
Just War Theory : Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Morality of War : Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosphy
Google Books (Many books provide an excellent preview)
A Philosophy of War by Alexander Mosely