P-ISSN 2328-2975
E-ISSN 2328-3033
Vol. 8, Issue 1, 2015February 06, 2015 EDT
Ending The “Drone War” Or Expanding It? Assessing The Legal Authority For Continued U.S. Military Operations Against Al Qa’ida After Afghanistan
Ending The “Drone War” Or Expanding It? Assessing The Legal Authority For Continued U.S. Military Operations Against Al Qa’ida After Afghanistan
Articles in Vol. 8, Issue 1, 2015
Vol. 8, Issue 1, 2015
- The Brave New World Of Cell Site SimulatorsHeath Hardman
- The State Of Drones: State Authority To Regulate DronesRobert A. Heverly
- The Rise Of The Drones – The Need For Comprehensive Federal Regulation Of Robot AircraftTimothy T. Takahashi
- The Covert Use Of Drones: How Secrecy Undermines Oversight And AccountabilityMilena Sterio
- Operationalizing Use Of Drones Against Non State Terrorists Under The International Law Of Self DefenseJordan J. Paust
- Drones At Home: The Debate Over Unmanned Aircraft In State LegislaturesNate Vogel
- Ending The “Drone War” Or Expanding It? Assessing The Legal Authority For Continued U.S. Military Operations Against Al Qa’ida After AfghanistanRyan J. Vogel
- The Domestic Use Of Drones And The Fourth AmendmentAbigail Rehfuss
- Fully Loaded: An Alternative View Of The Gun Control DebateAlexander C. Cooper
Ryan J. Vogel, Ending The “Drone War” Or Expanding It? Assessing The Legal Authority For Continued U.S. Military Operations Against Al Qa’Ida After Afghanistan, 8 GLR (2015).