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The ethics of non-lethal weapons

By:

TRUESDELL Amy

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Strategic and Combat Studies Institute, occasional paper ; no. 24Publication details: Camberley, Surrey: Strategic & Combat Studies Instit, 1996Description: 32pISBN:

1874346143 (pbk.)

Subject(s):

NON-LETHAL WEAPONS

Summary: This paper examines what role non-lethal weapons might play in ushering in a method of approaching armed conflict that is at once less destructive, and equally effective in attining established objectives compared to other means in use.

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This paper examines what role non-lethal weapons might play in ushering in a method of approaching armed conflict that is at once less destructive, and equally effective in attining established objectives compared to other means in use.

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