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🚨🪖How can we help armed forces make the best decisions when faced with impossible choices? We spoke with Dr David W 💙 about military ethics education & more🎙️👇 ☁️Soundcloud bit.ly/3tfJ7sA 🎧Spotify bit.ly/48wdKdk 🍏Apple bit.ly/3EXRpI8

An excellent workshop organised by Christian Nikolaus Braun in London today, bringing together a stellar cast of academics and military practitioners to discuss ethics and the war in Ukraine.

The crucial moral question is neither “who is worse?” nor “who started it?”, but “who has the power to stop it?” A thoughtful piece by Janina Dill Our Shared Horror ejiltalk.org/our-shared-hor…

Excited to welcome 2023 Jeffrey Grey Distinguished Military Chair Dr David W 💙 to Australian Defence College later this month. An interesting program of #ethics and #leadership discussions ahead | #ForTheFutureWeLearn

We’re talking human augmentation today with some of the impressive people thinking through the challenges and opportunities in this area Dr David W 💙 Dstl

Delighted to welcome 2023 Jeffrey Grey Distinguished Military Chair Dr David W 💙 to the College. Looking forward to an awesome program of #ethics and #leadership discussions!

Roger Herbert’s keynote address from the recent launch event for MERLIN - the Military Ethics Research Lab and Innovation Network - from which we will be hearing much more in the future eur03.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%…

Spare a thought this Christmas for the men and women of the Ukrainian armed forces, many spending it in freezing, austere trenches, pounded by artillery, but resilient in their determination to resist the Russian aggression, while maintaining compassion and humanity. 🇺🇦

The law of armed conflict or IHL is a remarkable body of norms and rules. It is often seen as a restriction on what it is permissible to do, but it is also framed in such a way that it can be incredibly permissive.

Deane, Roger and I had an excellent chat with Dr Kari Thyne at JSOU recently about our new book - The Ethics of Special Ops. youtu.be/l3j6k2OdqJk?si…

OK, so let's talk about what's going on at the border and what on earth is up with Greg Abbott and the #TXNationalGuard. Because there's some super interesting civ-mil dynamics at play, which will, IMO get worse before they get better. 🧵 1/

Fascinating and important findings from Andrew Bell and the ICRC blogs.icrc.org/law-and-policy…

A privilege to be working with Ukrainian military chaplains again today. As Alastair McIntosh often reminds me - it’s a long front. Another shipment of the Ukrainian language military ethics education cards accompanies them on their journey home. EuroISME @CWRUInamori KCL Military Ethics

🗣️📚 How do dead-ends, disasters, and delays affect research in international studies? Dr Christian Nikolaus Braun co-authored this article exploring how peer review rejections, neoliberal pressures, and academic precarity impact research. Read here👇 academic.oup.com/isp/advance-ar…

Military Medical Ethics challenges. See militaryethics.uk/en/playing-car… for discussion

This Thursday, we're delighted to host Prof Lonneke Peperkamp (Netherlands Defense Academy) on the ethics of the use of force in space. Dr Shounak Set (KCL) will then explore how technology and statecraft drive strategic competition. Register below: kcl.ac.uk/events/dsd-res…

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How are civilians being safeguarded during Gaza evacuations? “The best the Israelis have managed is to allow the UN and relief organisations to do something. But the fact is it's their responsibility, not the UN....” – Prof @MikeClarke2020s Read more: bit.ly/48A7VvT

ICYMI the 2023 Jeffrey Grey Oration, “Ethics for Emergencies” by Dr David W 💙 of King's College London is available on The Forge. Listen to the streaming audio and explore ethical challenges in #Defence 👉 tinyurl.com/5n77ncws

📍 Gaza | Early this morning, the 60-bed Red Cross Field Hospital in Rafah received a mass casualty influx of 184 patients. Today is the highest number of weapon-wounded patients received in a single incident since the establishment of the field hospital over a year ago. (1)