Emergent Ethics of Drone Violence: Toward a Comprehensive Governance Framework

Project Information

DRONETHICS

Grant agreement ID: 771082

DOI 10.3030/771082

Project closed

EC signature date 3 May 2018

Start date 1 July 2018

End date 30 June 2023

Funded under

• EXCELLENT SCIENCE - European Research Council (ERC)

Total cost € 1 359 348,00

EU contribution € 1 359 348,00

Coordinated by

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON
United Kingdom

Publications

Peer reviewed articles (5)

Armed Drones and Ethical Policing: Risk, Perception, and the Tele-Present Officer

Author(s): Christian Enemark
Published in: Criminal Justice Ethics, 2021, Page(s) 1-21, ISSN 0731-129X
Publisher: Institute for Criminal Justice Ethics
DOI: 10.1080/0731129x.2021.1943844

The enduring problem of ‘grey’ drone violence

Author(s): Christian Enemark
Published in: European Journal of International Security, 2021, Page(s) 1-18, ISSN 2057-5637
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
DOI: 10.1017/eis.2021.24

Autonomous Weapon Systems and the inadequacies of existing law: The case for a new treaty

Author(s): Thompson Chengeta
Published in: Journal of Law and Cyber Warfare, 2021, ISSN 2578-6229
Publisher: Lexeprint Inc

On the responsible use of armed drones: the prospective moral responsibilities of states

Author(s): Christian Enemark
Published in: The International Journal of Human Rights, 2019, Page(s) 1-21, ISSN 1364-2987
Publisher: Routledge
DOI: 10.1080/13642987.2019.1690464

Delivering life, delivering death: Reaper drones, hysteria and maternity

Author(s): Lindsay C Clark
Published in: Security Dialogue, 2021, Page(s) 096701062199762, ISSN 0967-0106
Publisher: SAGE Publications
DOI: 10.1177/0967010621997628

Book chapters (9)

The Right to Life and the International Law Framework Regulating the Use of Armed Drones

Author(s): Christof Heyns, Dapo Akande, Lawrence Hill-Cawthorne, Thompson Chengeta
Published in: Human Rights and 21st Century Challenges - Poverty, Conflict, and the Environment, 2020, Page(s) 153-189, ISBN 9780198824770
Publisher: Oxford University Press
DOI: 10.1093/oso/9780198824770.003.0008

Autonomous Weapon Systems: Accountability Gaps and Racial Oppression

Author(s): Thompson Chengeta
Published in: Reclaiming human rights in a changing world order, 2022, ISBN 9780815739753
Publisher: Chatham House

Autonomous armed drones and the challenges to multilateral consensus on value-based regulation

Author(s): Thompson Chengeta
Published in: Ethics of Drone Strikes: Restraining Remote-Control Killing, 2021, ISBN 9781474483575
Publisher: Edinburgh University Press

Drone violence as wild justice: administrative executions on the terror frontier

Author(s): Christian Enemark
Published in: Ethics of Drone Strikes: Restraining Remote-Control Killing, 2021, Page(s) 74-92, ISBN 9781474483575
Publisher: Edinburgh University Press

Drone warriors, revealed humanity, and a feminist ethics of care

Author(s): Lindsay Clark, Christian Enemark
Published in: Ethics of Drone Strikes: Restraining Remote-Control Killing, 2021, Page(s) 130-148, ISBN 9781474483575
Publisher: Edinburgh University Press

Introduction: thinking ethically about drone violence

Author(s): Christian Enemark
Published in: Ethics of Drone Strikes: Restraining Remote-Control Killing, 2021, ISBN 9781474483575
Publisher: Edinburgh University Press

Conclusion

Author(s): Christian Enemark
Published in: Ethics of Drone Strikes: Restraining Remote-Control Killing, 2021, ISBN 9781474483575
Publisher: Edinburgh University Press

Is the Convention on Conventional Weapons the appropriate framework to produce a new law on autonomous weapon systems?

Author(s): Thompson Chengeta
Published in: A Life Interrupted: Essays in honour of the lives and legacies of Christof Heyns, 2022, Page(s) 379-397, ISBN 978-1-991213-14-3
Publisher: Pretoria University Law Press

Exploring the link between data protection frameworks and development of autonomous weapon systems: The case of Africa

Author(s): Thompson Chengeta
Published in: Big Data and Armed Conflict: Legal Issues above and Below the Armed Conflict Threshold, 2021
Publisher: Oxford University Press

Other (5)

Human-AI Interaction in the Operation of Weapon Systems: An Ethical Perspective

Author(s): Christian Enemark
Published in: AI in Weapon Systems Committee (House of Lords), 2023
Publisher: UK Parliament

Towards an Armed Drone Code of Ethics: Eight Model Principles of Responsible Use

Author(s): Christian Enemark
Published in: Policy Brief, 2023
Publisher: University of Southampton

A Code of Ethics for Drone Users

Author(s): Christian Enemark
Published in: 2023
Publisher: Royal Australian Air Force
DOI: 10.58930/bp32955653

International Law Governance of Autonomous Weapon Systems And The Turn To Ethics

Author(s): Thompson Chengeta
Published in: Timely Tech, 2020
Publisher: University of Illinois

A Critique of the Canberra Guiding Principles on Lethal Autonomous Weapon Systems

Author(s): Thompson Chengeta
Published in: E-International Relations, 2020
Publisher: E-IR Publications Ltd

Conference proceedings (1)

Is existing law adequate to govern autonomous weapon systems

Author(s): Thompson Chengeta
Published in: Proceedings of the South African Forum for Artificial Intelligence Research Cape Town, South Africa, 4-6 December, 2019, Issue 2540, 2020
Publisher: CEUR Workshop Proceedings

Monographic books (2)

Ethics of drone strikes: Restraining remote-control killing

Author(s): Christian Enemark (ed.)
Published in: 2021, ISBN 9781-474483575
Publisher: Edinburgh University Press

Moralities of Drone Violence

Author(s): Christian Enemark
Published in: 2023, ISBN 9781474490085
Publisher: Edinburgh University Press