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Linde Arentze

Linde is a Researcher at the Intimacies of Remote Warfare. Her research focuses on the global development of advanced military technology and its effects on military-industrial relations, civil-military relations, and the character of warfare. Besides her work at IRW, Linde is part of the interdisciplinary core team at the NIOD Institute for War, Holocaust, and Genocide Studies tasked by the Dutch government with investigating twenty years of Western interventionism in Afghanistan. She combines her work at IRW and NIOD with a PhD trajectory at the Conflict Studies Group at Utrecht University. Previously, she was as a Strategic Analyst at the Dutch defence and security think tank The Hague Centre for Strategic Studies (HCSS), where she conducted research on strategic security issues for the Dutch Ministry of Defence and the Dutch National Police. Linde holds a Master's degree in Conflict Studies and Human Rights (cum laude, 2022) and a Bachelor's degree in History of International Relations from Utrecht University (2021). Throughout her studies, Linde conducted various internships at IRW (2022), the Dutch Ministry of Defence’s Directorate-General Policy (2022), and the Dutch Ministry of Defence’s Institute for Military History (2021).
Technologies
Article
Roberto J. González
23 October 2024
23/10/24

Facial recognition technologies and the rise of algorithmic policing in America

Roberto J. González
Article
In an article for Anthropology Today, Prof González critically examines how predictive policing and facial recognition technologies reshape US law enforcement practices.
Algorithmic Warfare
Conference
13/06/25

Call for papers: Workshop on the ‘human’ in algorithmic warfare

Conference
The Realities of Algorithmic Warfare project and the Asser Institute invite abstract submissions for their June workshop on the ‘human’ in military AI
Algorithmic Warfare
Events
Lauren Gould, Jessica Dorsey
20/09/24

Public Lecture: Algorithmic Warfare & Civilian Harm in Gaza

Lauren Gould et al
Events
Lauren Gould and Jessica Dorsey will present the latest Concerning War and Conflict lecture on 20 September in Utrecht
Algorithmic Warfare
Conference
Jessica Dorsey, Marijn Hoijtink
09/09/24

Realities of Algorithmic Warfare at the REAIM Summit

Jessica Dorsey et al
Conference
RAW’s Jessica Dorsey will facilitate the 'Realities of Algorithmic Warfare: Innovation, Impact, Regulation' breakout session during the REAIM Summit in Seoul.
Algorithmic Warfare
Media
29 July 2024
29/07/24

Long read: From human to data point to a target of kamikaze drones

Media
Realities of Algorithmic Warfare researchers Marijn Hoijtink, Lauren Gould, and Linde Arentze provide an in-depth analysis of algorithmic warfare and civilian harm in Gaza in De Groene Amsterdammer and Knack.
Algorithmic Warfare
Media
15 July 2024
15/07/24

How the Israeli Army uses AI to select and bomb targets in Gaza

Media
RAW’s Dr. Marijn Hoijtink reflects on the realities of the IDF’s algorithmic warfare in Gaza in De Groene Amsterdammer’s Buitenlandse Zaken podcast.
Algorithmic Warfare
Conference
Lauren Gould, Linde Arentze
04/07/24

RAW presents paper on algorithmic warfare and civilian harm at EWIS

Lauren Gould et al
Conference
Dr. Lauren Gould and Linde Arentze presented a paper on the realities of the IDF’s AI-driven targeting practices in Gaza during the European Workshops in International Studies in Istanbul.
Algorithmic Warfare
Op-ed
Lauren Gould et al
24 April 2024
24/04/24

AI is increasing the speed of targeting and scale of civilian harm in Gaza

Lauren Gould et al
Op-ed
IRW’s Lauren Gould, Marijn Hoijtink, and Linde Arentze reflect on the realities of algorithmic warfare and civilian harm in Gaza in The Conversation.
Civilian Harm
Commentary
Linde Arentze
12 February 2024
12/02/24

F-35 weapon export and civilian harm in Gaza

Linde Arentze
Commentary
In a groundbreaking judgement, the Dutch Court ruled that The Netherlands must cease the export of F-35 fighter jet parts to Israel. The ruling forms an important statement as lines of responsibility in contemporary warfare continue to blur.
Civilian Harm
Commentary
Lauren Gould
18 January 2024
18/01/24

Rechter eist meer transparantie van Defensie in de Hawija zaak

Lauren Gould
Commentary
Op 17 januari eiste de rechter in een tussenvonnis meer transparantie van Defensie over de aanloop tot het bombardement op Hawija. IRW’s Lauren Gould reflecteert in een opiniestuk op de betekenis van de uitspraak.

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