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A critical evaluation of American drone strikes in Pakistan: legality, legitimacy and prudence/ M.W.Aslam

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ASLAM M.W

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In: Critical Studies on Terrorism Vol 4 No. 3, December 2011, pp.313-329 (112)Summary: This article evaluates the American counterterrorism strategy of carrying out drone strikes in the tribal areas of Pakistan. The article argues that the policy of using drone strikes cannot be labelled as a responsible position when measured against the benchmarks of legality, legitimacy and prudence.

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This article evaluates the American counterterrorism strategy of carrying out drone strikes in the tribal areas of Pakistan. The article argues that the policy of using drone strikes cannot be labelled as a responsible position when measured against the benchmarks of legality, legitimacy and prudence.

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