Denver Journal of International Law and Policy

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from January 1997
Last Number: September 2011

University of Denver
ISSN 0196-2035

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Permissible self-defense targeting and the death of bin Laden.

Remarks: the resort to drones under international law.

Flying into the future: drone warfare and the changing face of humanitarian law: keynote address to the 2010 Sutton Colloquium.

International law concerning the status and marking of remotely piloted aircraft.

Current U.S. Air Force drone operations and their conduct in compliance with international humanitarian law - an overview.

Clarifying the law relating to unmanned drones and the use of force: the relationships between human rights, self-defense, armed conflict, and international humanitarian law.

The need for special Veteran Courts.

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