Methods Of Warfare
Methods of Warfare is a fundamental concept in International Humanitarian Law that refers to the diverse means and procedures employed by belligerent parties to weaken the enemy’s military forces or compel surrender, distinguished from mere weapons or tactics by their systematic application within the legal constraints governing armed conflict.
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Bombing to Win: Air Power and Coercion in War
Eliot A. Cohen, Robert A. Pape · Foreign Affairs · 1996 · 663 citations
The Humanization of Humanitarian Law
Theodor Meron · American Journal of International Law · 2000 · 656 citations
Robert Sparrow · Journal of Applied Philosophy · 2007 · 555 citations
Henry A. Giroux · Third Text · 2004 · 529 citations
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King's College London
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University of Oxford
Oxford, United Kingdom
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Naval War College
Newport, United States
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United States Military Academy
West Point, United States
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Swedish Defence University
Stockholm, Sweden
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University of Reading
Reading, United Kingdom
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Naval Postgraduate School
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