Preface: coming to terms with drones / Christof Heyns -- Assessing the debate on drone warfare / David Cortright and Rachel Fairhurst -- The morality of "drone warfare" / Jennifer M. Welsh -- Drone warfare and military ethics / Dr. Martin L. Cook -- International law and drone attacks beyond armed conflict zones / Mary Ellen O'Connell -- Drone strikes and the law : from Bush-era detention to Obama-era targeted killing / Karen J. Greenberg -- Justifying the right to kill : problems of law, transparency, and accountability / Pardiss Kebriaei -- The strategic implications of targeted drone strikes for US global counterterrorism / Audrey Kurth Cronin -- Security implications of drones in warfare / Patrick B. Johnston -- Winning without war: evaluating military and nonmilitary strategies for countering terrorism / David Cortright and Rachel Fairhurst -- Targeted killings and secret law: drones and the atrophy of political restraints on the war power / Mary Dudziak -- Understanding the gulf between public and US government estimates of civilian casualties in covert drone strikes / Chris Woods -- The myth of precision: human rights, drones, and the case of Pakistan / Rafia Zakaria -- Conclusion: the future of drone warfare: research challenges and policy options / David Cortright and Rachel Fairhurst.
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