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The lawfulness of U.S targeted killing operations outside Afghanistan/ Jeffrey Scott Bachman

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BACHMAN Jeffrey Scott

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In: Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, Vol.38, No 11, November 2015, pp. 899-918 (114)Summary: This article classifies the hostilities in Pakistan, Yemen, Somalia. The article is divided into two sections. First section defines the different forms of armed conflict. The second section assesses the lawfullness of particular targeted killing operations based on the applicable law as determined by the context within which the operations are conducted.

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This article classifies the hostilities in Pakistan, Yemen, Somalia. The article is divided into two sections. First section defines the different forms of armed conflict. The second section assesses the lawfullness of particular targeted killing operations based on the applicable law as determined by the context within which the operations are conducted.

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