Titlebook: Armed Conflict and International Law: In Search of the Human Face; Liber Amicorum in Me Mari?lle Matthee,Brigit Toebes,Marcel Brus Book 201

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-51924-7author finds that the advantages and disadvantages of using robotic soldiers may well allow one to argue either way. However, taking into consideration the principle of humanity as a cornerstone of international humanitarian law, particularly strong concerns arise. Since robots are not able to conce

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Davide Calvaresi,Amro Najjar,Kary Fr?mlingesulting in many civilian casualties in and around that capital city. ISAF is a coalition of states established to contribute to the maintenance of security, but which through their frequent engagement in actual warfare have become parties to the armed conflict in Afghanistan. As a result, their act

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Decision Theory Meets Explainable AIim that the concept has fallen into desuetude. Others maintain that the recognition of belligerency continues to be relevant today. Should the doctrine still have significance, it can contribute to providing more detailed protection for those involved in such conflicts. This article suggests that th

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SpringerBriefs in Computer Sciencestrained and civilians protected. While her keen eye as a journalist recognised that the real world was infinitely more complex than the lawmakers had envisaged, she drew on both her intellect and her passion in her scholarly contributions towards a more just world. This essay addresses the response

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-5019-0es arise. Firstly, military health workers frequently become the object of an attack, which is a violation of their neutrality as medical personnel. Secondly, they themselves face difficult issues of ‘dual loyalty’: they need to navigate between the interests of the patient, on the one hand, and tha

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Aesthetic Judgement II: Functionsut the text, examples are taken from Libya where the so-called ‘Arab Spring’ revolt of 2011 developed into an armed conflict. The focus is on the control system of the 1954 Hague Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict because it offers warring parties, as w

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Naturalizing the Aesthetic Inductionre taken with bad intentions; it insinuates and speculates about what might be, even when it is still ‘too early to tell’ or when deemed ‘highly unlikely’; it generalises on the basis of only a few individual opinions; it embraces individual opinions as the direct basis for its own judgement without

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Problems of the Aesthetic Inductionhat has not necessarily been consistent. The author reviews how the laws covering the use of force in both peace and war have developed separately under the respective headings of the laws of war (also known as the law of armed conflict or international humanitarian law) and human rights law. The in

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