Spring 2015 (29.1) • Essay
Targeted Killing: Accountability and Oversight via a Drone Accountability Regime
Using a drone as a component of a military operation does not automatically make that action a “targeted killing.” Much of the public concern about ...
Spring 2015 (29.1) • Internal
Toward a Drone Accountability Regime: A Rejoinder
We appreciate the fact that our proposal initiated a lively discussion of the characteristics of a Drone Accountability Regime, and of the international political and ...
Spring 2015 (29.1) • Essay
Accountability for Targeted Drone Strikes Against Terrorists?
The problem of terrorism can and probably ought to be approached from both war and law enforcement paradigms, not merely the former one, as Buchanan ...
Spring 2015 (29.1) • Feature
From Moral to Political Responsibility in a Globalized Age
In a world beset by empirical global problems and global collective inaction, we need less to speak of the moral responsibility of political agents than ...
Spring 2015 (29.1) • Review
The Endtimes of Human Rights by Stephen Hopgood
Is the Human Rights “project” coming to an end? Hopgood believes it has sold its moral clarity for an alliance with interventionist liberal states.
Spring 2015 (29.1) • Feature
Distant Intimacy: Space, Drones, and Just War
Critical engagement with the concept of space, rooted in political geography, augments established ethical critiques of drone strikes. As drone use grows, it is crucial ...
Spring 2015 (29.1) • Review
Power in Concert: The Nineteenth-Century Origins of Global Governance by Jennifer Mitzen
REVIEW BY ANDREAS OSIANDER Mitzen contends that when states publicly commit to joint action in pursuit of a common goal, this fact will exert an ...
Online Exclusive • 01/28/2015 • Blog
The Responsibility to Accompany: A Framework for Multilateral Support of Grassroots Nonviolent Resistance
If grassroots nonviolent movements are to flourish, more strategic, calibrated forms of external assistance will prove critical.
Online Exclusive • 01/20/2015 • Essay
“Transitional Justice” in Israel/Palestine? Symbolism and Materialism in Reparations for Mass Violence
MARK OSIEL What type of material and symbolic reparations might someday ensue from a peace agreement in Israel/Palestine?