Drones and responsibility : legal, philosophical and sociotechnical perspectives on remotely controlled weapons
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Drones and responsibility : legal, philosophical and sociotechnical perspectives on remotely controlled weapons
(Emerging technologies, ethics and international affairs)
Routledge, 2016
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Contents of Works
- Drones and responsibility : mapping the field / Filippo Santoni de Sio & Ezio Di Nucci
- Autonomous drones and individual criminal responsibility / Dan Saxon
- State and individual responsibility for targeted killings by drones / Chantal Meloni
- Autonomous killer robots are probably good news / Vincent C. Müller
- Moral identity and remote controlled killing : a missing perspective / Bernhard Koch
- State responsibility and drone operators / Jesse Kirkpatrick
- The threshold of killing drones : the modular turing imitation game / Asa Kasher
- Delegation and responsibility : a human-machine perspective / Tjerk de Greef
- Civilizing drones by design / Aimee van Wynsberghe & Michael Nagenborg
- Drones, automated targeting, and moral responsibility / Alex Leveringhaus
- Drones @ combat : enhanced information warfare and three moral claims of combat drone responsibility / Michael Funk, Bernhard Irrgang & Silvio Leuteritz
- Autonomous killer drones / Nikil Mukerji

