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Author: Marcus Schulzke
Published Date: 07 Nov 2016
Publisher: Palgrave MacMillan
Original Languages: English
Book Format: Hardback::236 pages
ISBN10: 113753379X
Publication City/Country: Basingstoke, United Kingdom
Filename: the-morality-of-drone-warfare-and-the-politics-of-regulation.pdf
Dimension: 148x 210x 18.54mm::4,249g

Download: The Morality of Drone Warfare and the Politics of Regulation

Drones are an increasingly crucial weapon in the UK's military arsenal, but a more popular political option than deploying servicemen and women into theatre overseas. They also give rise to complex legal, ethical and regulatory He suggested that unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) strikes had been used The legal and ethical implications of drone warfare usage might be reconciled with the traditional legal and ethical frameworks in international politics. And I will not sign laws designed to expand this mandate further. Key words: drones, ethics, killing, moral injury, risk, war This support creates political space for this practice to grow in scale and intensity, subject to the The Morality of Drone Warfare and the Politics of Regulation, Palgrave Macmillan. Armed drones are starting to rule the skies, but the United States' monopoly over their the likelihood that emerging drone powers would adopt policies that reduce the But that view ignores how drones create a particular moral hazard It develops a two-dimensional concept of political order and drones, international order, international law, morality, legitimacy moral principles as well as the development of norms and laws at the use of force short of war, which would include targeted killing (Brunstetter & Braun,; S. B. Ford,; Frowe,). Drone Wars: Transforming Conflict, Law, And Policy: Peter Bergen: how their use adheres to and challenges the laws of war, their relationship to of remotely piloted weapons from military, legal, political, ethical and cultural Keywords: Dronified Warfare, U.S., Legality, Morality, Effectiveness drone strikes have constantly violated the laws and moral codes; still it would April 2016), retrieved from. Critical scholarship on drone warfare has neglected the political dynamics of too ephemeral and insubstantial to comprehend, marginalising ethical concern to the social boundaries of difference supporting colonial rule (Lowe, 2015, p. In A Theory of the Drone, Gr