Introduction / Soft War: The Ethics of Unarmed Conflict; Michael L. Gross and Tamar Meisels / Definitions and Meta Views/ Chapter 1: Defining War; Jessica Wolfendale, Chapter 2: Coercion, Manipulation, and Harm: Civilian Immunity; Valerie Morkevičius / Economic Warfare/ Chapter 3: Reconsidering Economic Sanctions ; Joy Gordon, Chapter 4: Conditional Sale ; Cėcile Fabre / Cyber Warfare, Media Warfare, and Lawfare/ Chapter 5: State-Sponsored Hactivisim and the Rise of the "Soft War" ; George Lucas ; Chapter 6: Media Warfare, Propaganda, and the Law of War; Laurie R. Blank, Chapter 7: The Ethics of Soft War on Today's Mediatized Battlespaces; Sebastian Kaempf, Chapter 8: Abuse of Law on the Twenty-First-Century Battlefield: A Typology of Lawfare; Janina Dill / Nonviolence / Chapter 9: Unarmed Bodyguards to the Rescue? The Ethics of Nonviolence Intervention, James Pattison, Chapter 10: How Subversive Are Human Rights? Civil Subversion and the Ethics of Unarmed Resistance; Christopher J. Finlay, Chapter 11: Bearers of Hope: On the Paradox of Nonviolent Action; Cheyney Ryan / Hostage Taking and Prisoners / Chapter 12: A Cooperative Globalist Approach to the Hostage Dilemma; Ariel Colonomos; Chapter 13: Kidnapping and Extortion as Tactics of Soft War, Tamar Meisels / Conclusion / Proportionate Self-Defense in Unarmed Conflict, Michael L. Gross.