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British Pugwash Annual Report 2014

Published on 23rd June 2015 in Climate Change and Energy Policy, Trident, Ethics of Science, Annual reports, BRINDI, Remote Control Weaponry, Recently published

Key topics: developments on the international disarmament scene with major implications for British Pugwash; Trident and the General Election; the Disarmament Institute (BRINDI); science and ethics, including the military robotics debate; UK and European energy policy. Read or download the report (pdf)

British Pugwash Newsletter September 2014

Published on 1st September 2014 in Nuclear Weapons, Trident, NPT, BRINDI, Publications 2010-2014, Publications 2013-2014, Remote Control Weaponry, Newsletters

Topics include: The launch of BRINDI; Trident issues; WMDA Talking Trident; The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty; The ethics of developing technologies; Meeting: Security by remote control – can it work?

Security by remote control – can it work?

Published on 20th March 2014 in Events 2010-2014, Events 2013-2014, Remote Control Weaponry

Professor Paul Rogers, Professor of Peace Studies at Bradford University, traces moves towards ‘remote’ forms of warfare and warns that they will bring new dangers. He examines not only the use of armed drones, but takes a wider perspective which also covers the expansion of special forces and private military companies.

British Pugwash Newsletter September 2013

Published on 1st September 2013 in Climate Change and Energy Policy, Nuclear Weapons, Trident, Disarmament, Remote Control Weaponry, Newsletters

Topics include: Trident renewal; non-proliferation and disarmament; the military robotics debate; Launch of expert report Pathways to 2050: Three possible UK energy strategies.

Report of a Workshop: The ethics of military robotics

Published on 1st May 2013 in Publications 2010-2014, Publications 2013-2014, Remote Control Weaponry

Report from a scoping workshop to examine the ethical implications of current and possible future developments in modern military robotics, held on 20-22 March 2013 at the University of Birmingham.

Armed robots and military nanotechnology

Published on 26th May 2010 in Events 2010-2014, Remote Control Weaponry

At a British Pugwash discussion meeting at which Prof. Jürgen Altmann of the Faculty of Physics, Technische Universität Dortmund reviewed the military uses of robots, particularly uninhabited vehicles (UAVs) and their potential future role in and influence on warfare, and the possibilities of their preventive limitation.

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