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Individual Criminal Responsibility For Autonomous Weapons Systems In International Criminal Law Barry De Vries

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Individual Criminal Responsibility For Autonomous Weapons Systems In International Criminal Law Barry De Vries
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Publisher: Brill Nijhoff
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.51 MB
Pages: 304
Author: Barry de Vries
ISBN: 9789004524309, 9004524304
Language: English
Year: 2023
Volume: 65

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Individual Criminal Responsibility For Autonomous Weapons Systems In International Criminal Law Barry De Vries by Barry De Vries 9789004524309, 9004524304 instant download after payment.

In this book Barry de Vries addresses the issue of autonomous weapons in international criminal law. The development of autonomous weapon systems is progressing. While the technology advances, attempts to regulate these weapons are not keeping pace. It is therefore likely that these weapons will be developed before a new legal framework is established. Many legal questions still remain and one of the most important ones among them is how individual responsibility will be approached. Barry de Vries therefore considers this issue from a doctrinal international criminal law perspective to determine how the current international criminal law framework will address this topic.

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