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drones, CIA, targeted killing, Taliban, Al-Qaeda, Pakistan, war on terror, terrorism, armed conflict, combatant, civilian, necessity, proportionality, law of armed conflict, international humanitarian law, IHL, human rights law, HRL
drone, unmanned combat vehicle, terrorism, counter-terrorism, targeted killing, Just War Theory, Realism, law of armed conflict, human rights, international law
armed conflict, terrorism, global war on terror, targeted killing, military commissions, detention, drones
terrorism, 9/11, armed conflict, war on terrorism, definition of armed conflict
War on Terror, Terrorism, International Law, War, human rights, combatants
jus cogens, peremptory norms, natural law, legal positivism, legal process
Balkans, Yugoslavia, UN, United Nations, war, force
combatant, combat zone, conflict zone, hostilities, war, armed conflict, non-international armed conflict, terrorism, global war on terrorism
Iran, nuclear weapons, Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, self-defense, collective self-defense, United Nations, United Nations Charter, United Nations Security Council, necessity and proportionality, international law, Nicaragua Case, Bosnia v. Serbia, Oil Platforms, state responsibility
United Nations, United Nations Charter, United Nations reform, Security Council, Kosovo, Iraq, international law, use of force, self-defense, humanitarian intervention
Interrogation, Terrorism, Torture, Coercion, Cruel, Inhuman, and Degrading Treatment, Combatant, Civilian, Unlawful Combatant, Detainee, Guantanamo Bay, Abu Ghraib, Afghanistan, Geneva Conventions, Ticking Time Bomb, Military Necessity, Necessity Defense, Torture Memos, International Law
Iraq, cultural heritage, cultural property, Hague Convention, art, jus in bello
arms control, drones, cyber weapons, autonomous weapons, killer robots, WMDs, chemical weapons, biological weapons, nuclear weapons, diplomacy, counter-measures, international law, use of force
fully autonomous weapon systems, robot weapons, drones, arms control, lethal autonomous robotics (LARs), unmanned systems, international law
natural law, positivism, reason, nature, transcendence, aesthetics, jus cogens, general principles, authority, international law
Ukraine, Russia, Crimea, use of force, self-defense, civil war, military intervention, humanitarian intervention, intervention by invitation, self-determination, annexation, secession, consent to the use of force, United Nations Charter Article
art law, international law, international law in the United States, war, armed conflict, occupation, law of war, looting, smuggling, cultural heritage, cultural property, choice-of-law, sovereign immunity, retroactive application of law
necessity, use of force, international law, proportionality, self-defense, humanitarian intervention, Security Council, proportionality
Syria chemical attack, terrorism, reprisals, self-defense, use of force, United Nations Charter, international law
drones, international law, targeted killing, armed conflict, weapons
cyberwar, cyber security, cyber law, international law on the use of force, national security law, self-defense
jus ad bellum, use of force, International Criminal Court, ICC Statute, Kampala compromise, international law, United Nations Charter prohibition on the use of force
