Civilian Harm, Tracking, Analysis and Response
PAX position paper calling for a broader understanding of civilian harm.
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Dutch defence minister announces fresh transparency moves
Airwars reports on the Netherlands’ new civilian harm reporting procedures.
The Pentagon’s sword missile isn’t an endless war feel-good story
Kelsey Atherton reflects on the technological innovation and political stagnation of a forever war.
Algorithmic Warfare and the Reinvention of Accuracy
Project Maven and what the automation of data analysis means for targeting
Remote Warfare and the Utility of Military and Security Contractors
Forthcoming chapter from the E-International Relations Book “Remote Warfare: Interdisciplinary Perspectives”
Conflicting Truth
Airwars commemorates civilians killed in conflict for UN Protection of Civilians week.
Hawija Case: NGOs are unsatisfied with the quality of the Dutch Ministry of Defence aerial attack data
Unfortunately both the form and content of the data that is now published by the Dutch Ministry of Defence is not what is needed to be able to excersise democratic control, state Airwars Stichting, PAX and the The Intimacies of Remote Warfare-programma.
Lawfare and Remote Warfare
Reviewing Craig Jones’ research on the instrumental use of law in justifying and enabling remote warfare.
How Would a Military Drawdown Affect U.S. Engagement in Africa?
World Politics Review podcast interviewing journalist Peter Tinti on the evolution of US military engagement in Africa.
Law and the Soleimani Strike
The Lawfare Podcast explores the key legal questions surrounding the drone attack on Qassem Soleimani.
Intimacies of Remote Warfare