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Chamayou, Grégoire.
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Drone aircraft -- Moral and ethical aspects.
Drone aircraft -- Government policy -- United States.
Targeted killing -- Government policy -- United States.
War on Terrorism, 2001-2009 -- Moral and ethical aspects.
Military ethics.
United States -- Military policy -- Moral and ethical aspects.
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Chamayou, Grégoire.
Drone aircraft -- Moral and ethical aspects.
Drone aircraft -- Government policy -- United States.
Targeted killing -- Government policy -- United States.
War on Terrorism, 2001-2009 -- Moral and ethical aspects.
Military ethics.
United States -- Military policy -- Moral and ethical aspects.
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A theory of the drone / Grégoire Chamayou ; translated by Janet Lloyd.
by
Chamayou, Grégoire.
The New Press, 2015.
Call #:
355.001 C442t
Subjects
Drone aircraft -- Moral and ethical aspects.
Drone aircraft -- Government policy -- United States.
Targeted killing -- Government policy -- United States.
War on Terrorism, 2001-2009 -- Moral and ethical aspects.
Military
ethics
.
United States --
Military
policy -- Moral and ethical aspects.
ISBN:
9781595589750 (hc.)
1595589759 (hc.)
Uniform title:
Thorie du drone. English English
Description:
292 p. ; 22 cm.
Notes:
Translated from the French.
Bibliography:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
Techniques and tactics -- Methodologies for a hostile environment -- The genealogy of the predator -- The theoretical principles of manhunting -- Surveillance and annihilation -- Pattern-of-life analysis -- Kill box -- Counterinsurgency from the air -- Vulnerabilities -- Ethos and psyche -- Drones and kamikazes -- "That others may die" -- A crisis in
military
ethos -- Psychopathologies of the drone -- Killing from a distance -- Necroethics -- Combatant immunity -- A humanitarian weapon -- Precision -- The principles of the philosophy of the right to kill -- Indelicate murderers -- Warfare without combat -- License to kill -- Political bodies -- In war as in peace -- Democratic militarism -- The essence of combatants -- The fabrication of political automata -- Epilogue: on war, from a distance.
Summary:
Drone warfare has raised profound ethical and constitutional questions. Not since debates over nuclear warfare has American
military
strategy been the subject of discussion in living rooms, classrooms, and houses of worship. Yet as this groundbreaking new work shows, the full implications of drones have barely been addressed in the recent media storm. Philosopher Grégoire Chamayou applies the lens of philosophy to our understanding of how drones are changing our world. For the first time in history, a state has claimed the right to wage war across a mobile battlefield that potentially spans the globe. Remote-control flying weapons, he argues, take us well beyond even George W. Bush's justification for the war on terror. As more and more drones are launched into battle, war now has the potential to transform into a realm of secretive, targeted assassinations of individuals -- beyond the view and control not only of potential enemies but also of citizens of democracies themselves. Drones are profoundly influencing what it means for a democracy to wage war.
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