The Ethics of Remote Warfare

The book explores the ethical dimensions of modern warfare, challenging the notions of Realism and Militarism while examining Just War Theory. It delves into the implications of 'precision' weapons and the rise of lethal autonomous systems, questioning the legitimacy of defensive or moral wars. The author highlights the legal and ethical dilemmas surrounding civilian harm in AI warfare and advocates for new accountability mechanisms to address the shortcomings of existing laws. This critical analysis aims to redefine our understanding of justice in the context of contemporary military conflicts.