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From Prudence to Recklessness: Erdogan’s Risky Plays with International Law

February 28, 2020February 25, 2020 foreign policy, international law, legal

BY Yasir Gökçe and Mehmet Bozkaya Amidst abundant signs of turmoil and challenges in Turkey’s seemingly rudderless foreign policy, the country apparently

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Turkey’s Kidnappings Abroad Defy International Law

November 25, 2018December 27, 2018 abduction, international law, Turkey

BY YASIR GÖKÇE “Our life was turned upside down. In one night, we were declared ‘terrorists,’” said Sevval, a 13-year-old

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Imagining a Killer Robot’s First Words: Engineering State-in-the-Loop Legal Responsibility for Fully Autonomous Weapons Systems

July 12, 2018 international law, military, technology

BY JESSICA “ZHANNA” MALEKOS SMITH As the U.S., the U.K., Russia, China, South Korea, and Israel begin developing fully autonomous

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