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International law of armed conflict, international humanitarian law, rules of engagement, jus in Bello, jus ad bellum, jus pos bellum, status of forces agreements, pre-emptive action, moral dilemmas, values and transmission of values.
Frederik Holst, Sweden
Working group email: lawethics@isofms.org
Professor Dr. Maja Eriksson, Swedish National Defence College Maja.ErikssonKirilova@fhs.se
(The entries below are placeholders, which should be updated by the Working Group Chair in consultation with participants and contributors to the group.)
This working group seeks jurists, philosophers and practicing military lawyers who have an interest in contemporary military operations and their legal aspects. A wide range of legal and philosophical subjects are of interest to the contributors in this working group.
Law, ethics, norms, rules, regulations, military law, trials, morals, morality, courts, law of armed conflict, international humanitarian law
Security and Law; “Lawfare”; Legal and Ethical Implications of Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems; Rules of Engagement in peacekeeping;
The working group is looking for contributors to prepare an annual digest of new and influential materials, including books, journal articles, and research projects, for the benefit of participants and institutional members.
This is one of the original eight working groups of the ISMS established at Amsterdam in 2008.
International Committee of the Red Cross
Competition on International Humanitarian Law for Military Academies (San Remo)
Ethics and International Affairs, the Journal of the Carnegie Council, the Journal of the Carnegie Council
Guide to Researching Military Law, University of Windsor, Canada, University of Windsor, Canada
Journal of Conflict and Security Law, Oxford University Press, Oxford University Press