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The Minerva Controversy
Minerva and Critical Public Engagement
by Robert Albro
...intellectual “smart bombs.” If these and other concerns are differently expressed across the social sciences, they add up to resistance among social scientists in welcoming Minerva-like opportunities. But, whether justified...
The Minerva Controversy
The Military-Social Science Interface
by Ian Roxborough
...be a service to the world as a whole. It is better to have a smart military than to have a dumb military. There are many details to be ironed...
Mediated Crisis
War of the Worlds: Covid-19 and Pandemic Belligerence
by Robert Peckham
...Journal 177, no.3 (2011): 238–250. Briefly, another model gained traction, that of an undercover counterinsurgency operation underpinned by a logic of security, pre-emption, and surgical strike; a smart war against...
After September 11
Violence, Law and Justice in a Global Age
by David Held
...Cold War—and the reality in the field. The so-called Revolution in Military Affairs, the development of ‘smart’ weaponry to fight wars at long distances, the proposals for the National Missile...
After September 11
Can Rational Analysis Break a Taboo? A Middle Eastern Perspective
by Said Amir Arjomand
...miss is the conspicuous use of American weapons, especially of F-16 and smart bombs since May 2001. Those who see our weapons used to destroy Palestinian civilian targets on their...
After September 11
9.11: Before, After, and In Between
by James Der Derian
...aircraft, smart bombs, and low casualty rates. But what stuck from that evening were the last and only words of my cab driver. In the thickest Russian accent, in a...
After September 11
Protecting Afghan Civilians from the Hell of War
by Nicholas Wheeler
...No matter how sophisticated the technology becomes, it is impossible to eliminate completely the risk of civilian casualties. One commentator has estimated that ‘around five per cent [of these smart...
From Our Fellows
What’s in Your (Research) Bag? Tips and an Inside Look from SSRC Fellows Dai Yamamoto and Marion Ouma
10 Years After September 11
Retribution and Its Consequences
by Luis Rubio
...States had to respond, but in retrospect, its response was clearly not smart. The United States has lost out in terms of credibility and legitimacy, while it has seen the...