… It suggests that such an interpretation is merited if we accept that drones offer the possibility
of a more humane war by combining remote and accurate use of force to reduce lethality …

… drones are such that states have a legal obligation to use them in conflict. The idea of a duty
to use drones-… the most precise weapons platform available-offers an engaging opportunity …

… raised by the use of drones using the just war tradition as a foundation. We argue that
drones offer the capacity to extend the threshold of last resort for large-scale wars by allowing a …

… using armed unmanned aerial vehicles (‘hunter-killer drones’) in contemporary conflicts. The
American way of war … The recent use of drones in the War on Terror has demonstrated the …

… , it is argued that UAVs, more than any other weapon, may determine which normative theory
the interpretation of the laws of war (… than a conventional soldier to avoid responsibility. …

… As a matter of prospective moral responsibility to other states, it should therefore use drones
for purposes that are more easily recognised as being essentially defensive, and this is best …

… there may be an obligation to deploy and use the drone technologies, rather than other
imprecise methods of … We now move to specific issues, starting with the problem of using drones …

… drones offer a comparatively low-risk way of targeting these areas while minimizing collateral
damage. So drone warfare is here to stay, and it is … to improve its drone policy, spelling out …

… in the way war is conducted will, perversely, make it more likely that states will go to war. The
… sense of personal responsibility and accountability on the part of drone operators for lethal …

… about the use of armed drones, we must consider war in more … There is more to our perceptions
of war than whether or not it is … wars and that there is therefore also a moral obligation to …