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Autonomous weapon systems and jus ad bellum
AI and Society, 2022 AbstractIn this article, we focus on the scholarly and policy debate on autonomous weapon systems (AWS) and particularly on the objections to the use of these weapons which rest on jus ad bellum principles of proportionality and last resort. Both objections rest on the idea that AWS may increase the incidence of war by reducing the costs for going to ...
Mariarosaria Taddeo
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Just preparation for war and AI-enabled weapons [PDF]
Frontiers in Big Data, 2023 This paper maintains that the just war tradition provides a useful framework for analyzing ethical issues related to the development of weapons that incorporate artificial intelligence (AI), or “AI-enabled weapons.” While development of any weapon ...
Mitt Regan, Jovana Davidovic
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Three Questions about “Informal Regulation” [PDF]
AJIL Unbound, 2018 In the grand debates of international law, the jus ad bellum is often proclaimed dead, and just as often praised as the “cornerstone” of the contemporary legal order.
Christian J. Tams
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Post War Justice: Jus Post Bellum for Just War and Peace [PDF]
Ethics in Progress, 2023 This paper aims to address a key topic of speculation within political philosophy, namely the Just War Theory. The Just War Theory works to ethically restrain wars based on principles listed out in jus ad bellum (reasons to go to war) and jus in bello ...
Mansi Rathour
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Self-defence in outer space: Anti-satellite weapons and the jus ad bellum
Leiden Journal of International LawSpace is an increasingly militarized domain, with the potential to be a source and place of armed conflict. Tests of anti-satellite (ASAT) weapons capable of neutralizing civilian and military satellites have fuelled fears of warfare in that domain ...
Chris O’Meara
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“In Defence of Jus Ad Bellum Criteria”
Philosophia, 2023 AbstractIn this contribution, I defend the standard list of jus ad bellum principles. In The Ethics of War and the Force of Law: A Modern Just War Theory, Uwe Steinhoff endorses only three principles of jus ad bellum (right intention, just cause, and proportionality) and claims that the others are redundant. I argue that, although fundamentally all jus
James Pattison
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Identifying the Jus Cogens Norm in the Jus Ad Bellum
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021 AbstractThis article argues that if there is a jus cogens norm in the jus ad bellum, it must be the customary norm which prohibits non-consensual uses of force that are neither validly authorised under the UN Charter nor lawful exercises of self-defence.
Katie A Johnston
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Arguing about the Jus ad Bellum [PDF]
Talking International Law, 2021 Quite a bit of research suggests that international law’s argumentative practice has value insofar as it leads to or affirms some kind of normative settlement. This chapter uses the argumentative practice in the jus ad bellum to counter that view.
Monica Hakimi
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European Journal of International Law, 2006 Since Grotius' De Jure Belli ac Pacis, the architecture of the international legal system has been founded upon a distinction between the states of war and peace. At the beginning of the 20th century, it was taken for granted that "the law recognizes a state of peace and a state of war, but that it knows nothing of an intermediate state which is ...
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African Ethics, Personhood, and War
Etikk i Praksis: Nordic Journal of Applied Ethics, 2023 In this article, I look at the African theory that the formation of personhood is relevant to the morality of war. I start by justifying the project of decolonizing the ethics of war.
Luis Cordeiro-Rodrigues
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