Caroline Kennedy
Biographic Data
| ID | 5793285 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Caroline Kennedy |
| GIVEN NAMES | Caroline |
| FAMILY NAME | Kennedy |
| SIGNATURE | KENNEDY C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Hull |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Virtuous drones
The use of drones in recent conflicts by Western states has proved controversial. Obama's ‘kill list’ and the use of remote ‘execution’ have inspired passionate debates about the ethics and use of these systems. Proponents of their use highlight their alleged ‘precision’ and make the point that such weapons may prevent the necessity for ‘boots on the ground’; at least in certain contexts. In this article we wish to build on the idea of drones as …
The Aden Pivot? British Counter-Insurgency after Aden
This article argues that the Aden Insurgency was a pivotal moment in the history of British counter-insurgency. We argue that it was in Aden where the newfound strength of human rights discourse, embodied in Amnesty International, and of anti-colonial sentiment, expressed by the UN General Assembly, forced the British government to pay attention to public perceptions of colonial brutality. Using archival sources, we foreground three episodes in t…
Dying for Peace? Fatality Trends for United Nations Peacekeeping Personnel
While malicious acts by insurgents, rebels and tribes have attracted considerable attention in recent years; peacekeeping fatalities are most often caused by accident and illness. Yet despite this, malicious acts remain the major focus of journalistic reporting and academic study. This article places malicious acts into a broader context and highlights the more pressing threats posed by accident and illness
The Manichean temptation
The strategic implications of change in the Soviet Union
Journal Article The strategic implications of change in the Soviet Union Get access The strategic implications of change in the Soviet Union. Edited by François Heisbourg. London: Macmillan for International Institute for Strategic Studies. 1990. 227pp. Index. £40.00. ISBN 0 333 53222 8. Caroline Kennedy Caroline Kennedy 1University of Leeds Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Affairs, Volume 68,…
The Manichean temptation
Virtuous drones
The use of drones in recent conflicts by Western states has proved controversial. Obama's ‘kill list’ and the use of remote ‘execution’ have inspired passionate debates about the ethics and use of these systems. Proponents of their use highlight their alleged ‘precision’ and make the point that such weapons may prevent the necessity for ‘boots on the ground’; at least in certain contexts. In this article we wish to build on the idea of drones as …
Dying for Peace? Fatality Trends for United Nations Peacekeeping Personnel
While malicious acts by insurgents, rebels and tribes have attracted considerable attention in recent years; peacekeeping fatalities are most often caused by accident and illness. Yet despite this, malicious acts remain the major focus of journalistic reporting and academic study. This article places malicious acts into a broader context and highlights the more pressing threats posed by accident and illness
The strategic implications of change in the Soviet Union
Journal Article The strategic implications of change in the Soviet Union Get access The strategic implications of change in the Soviet Union. Edited by François Heisbourg. London: Macmillan for International Institute for Strategic Studies. 1990. 227pp. Index. £40.00. ISBN 0 333 53222 8. Caroline Kennedy Caroline Kennedy 1University of Leeds Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Affairs, Volume 68,…
The Manichean temptation
The Aden Pivot? British Counter-Insurgency after Aden
This article argues that the Aden Insurgency was a pivotal moment in the history of British counter-insurgency. We argue that it was in Aden where the newfound strength of human rights discourse, embodied in Amnesty International, and of anti-colonial sentiment, expressed by the UN General Assembly, forced the British government to pay attention to public perceptions of colonial brutality. Using archival sources, we foreground three episodes in t…
Dying for Peace? Fatality Trends for United Nations Peacekeeping Personnel
While malicious acts by insurgents, rebels and tribes have attracted considerable attention in recent years; peacekeeping fatalities are most often caused by accident and illness. Yet despite this, malicious acts remain the major focus of journalistic reporting and academic study. This article places malicious acts into a broader context and highlights the more pressing threats posed by accident and illness
Virtuous drones
The use of drones in recent conflicts by Western states has proved controversial. Obama's ‘kill list’ and the use of remote ‘execution’ have inspired passionate debates about the ethics and use of these systems. Proponents of their use highlight their alleged ‘precision’ and make the point that such weapons may prevent the necessity for ‘boots on the ground’; at least in certain contexts. In this article we wish to build on the idea of drones as …
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