Podcast: Civilians searching for answers from the US
A podcast on how the US responds to claims of civilian harm caused by US airstrikes and how civilians are left with lots of questions instead of answers.
About the Programme
The Intimacies of Remote Warfare is an evidence-based research programme that aims to inform academic, public and policy debates on the intimate realities of remote wars waged by advanced militaries.
The programme investigates the politics, operations, technologies, and political economy of remote warfare, as well as its impact on civilian harm and blowback. IRW engages with key stakeholders to participate in expert round tables, co-create knowledge, and formulate policy recommendations. It shares its findings through academic journals and books, op-eds, podcasts, documentaries, public events, a summer school, and (social) media outlets.
Featured
Review: The impact event on ‘Transparency and Accountability in Military Operations’
The event focused on local voices, expanded accountability, and increased transparency in military operations to prevent civilian harm.
Journal Article: A new vision for SFA in weak states
Authors Emily Knowles and Jahara Matisek discuss that a shift is needed to a peacebuilding approach when providing SFA in weak states.
Journal Article: Strategic Narratives and US Surrogate Warfare
In this article ‘Strategic Narratives and US Surrogate Warfare’ Thomas Waldman discusses how the US frames and justifies their surrogate wars by using strategic narratives
Article: Afghan civilians wrongfully killed by an American drone strike
The New York Times reflects on obtained footage by the U.S. military revealing their disastrous error in killing 10 civilians
Journal Article: Future warfare between privatization and automation
Dr. Calcara’s (2022) paper highlights the importance of addressing the interplay of privatization and automation in future warfare
Event: Transparency and Accountability in Military Operations
Gain insights into the importance of transparency and accountability in military operations by joining the upcoming event on May 30, 2023.
Podcast: Afghanistan: ‘A Legacy of Harm’
This episode of the Civilian Protection Podcast focuses on the legacy of civilian harm in Afghanistan.
Podcast: The future use of autonomous lethal drones
An interview with Dr. Kenneth Payne on how AI lethal drones may shape the future of military strategies and warfare
Documentary: The White Helmets
A documentary about the realities of remote warfare and how civilians risk their lives every day to save the lives of others.
Intimacies of Remote Warfare