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Conclusion,The concluding chapter summarises the main arguments of the book. It also gives a practical and policy relevant outlook on how the development of new weapons technologies can be regulated, at least from legal perspectives.

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https://doi.org/10.37307/b.978-3-503-23633-6s. It then considers the debate from the perspective of just war theory, giving a brief account of central ideas in the ethics of armed conflict. The chapter then makes a number of general remarks about the moral permissibility of weapons research.

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,Das „Stehen“ decerebrierter Tiere,lements of what constitute a weapon are examined: notions of design and harm. To address the second question, a working definition of autonomous weapons is put forward. I argue that autonomous weapons are not unprecedented but can be put on continuum with other precision-guided weapons systems. Neve

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The Radial Velocities of the Stars,to contribute to the second wave in the debate on autonomous weapons. This wave is less concerned with issues surrounding responsibility and looks instead to ethical challenges that may undermine the case for autonomous weapons. In the chapter, I defend my argument against seven possible criticisms.