The latest issue of
Contemporary Security Policy (Vol. 38, no. 2, 2017) focuses on "The Transformation of Targeted Killing and International Order." Contents include:
- Special Issue: The Transformation of Targeted Killing and International Order
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Martin Senn & Jodok Troy, Introduction
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Thomas Gregory, Targeted killings: Drones, noncombatant immunity, and the politics of killing
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Betcy Jose, Not completely the new normal: How Human Rights Watch tried to suppress the targeted killing norm
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Mathias Großklaus, Friction, not erosion: Assassination norms at the fault line between sovereignty and liberal values
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Michael Carl Haas & Sophie-Charlotte Fischer, The evolution of targeted killing practices: Autonomous weapons, future conflict, and the international order
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Ian Hurd, Targeted killing in international relations theory: Recursive politics of technology, law, and practice
