Towards an armed drone code of ethics: Eight model principles of responsible use
Towards an armed drone code of ethics: Eight model principles of responsible use
This Policy Brief addresses the growing need for principled restraint in the use of armed and uninhabited aircraft (drones). Around the world, more governments are acquiring and using armed drones for military and other purposes, but ethical uncertainty persists about what it means to use these aircraft ‘responsibly’. Going beyond the requirements of existing international law, an Armed Drone Code of Ethics could be an effective governance resource for reducing the risk of various injustices that potentially arise from violent drone use.
Drones, Ethics, Policy, armed conflict, law enforcement, Governance
University of Southampton
Enemark, Christian
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3 May 2023
Enemark, Christian
004b6521-f1bb-426a-a37b-686c6a8061f6
Enemark, Christian
(2023)
Towards an armed drone code of ethics: Eight model principles of responsible use.
(doi:10.5258/SOTON/PP0034).
Abstract
This Policy Brief addresses the growing need for principled restraint in the use of armed and uninhabited aircraft (drones). Around the world, more governments are acquiring and using armed drones for military and other purposes, but ethical uncertainty persists about what it means to use these aircraft ‘responsibly’. Going beyond the requirements of existing international law, an Armed Drone Code of Ethics could be an effective governance resource for reducing the risk of various injustices that potentially arise from violent drone use.
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Submitted date: 2 December 2022
Accepted/In Press date: February 2023
Published date: 3 May 2023
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Drones, Ethics, Policy, armed conflict, law enforcement, Governance
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