Associate Fellow

Emerging disruptive technologies, including autonomy in weapon systems and cyber weapons, are profoundly altering the character of warfare, thereby posing novel challenges to the regulation of such weapon systems. My research explores the extent to which traditional arms control mechanisms are reaching their limit in regulating these technologies in military contexts, and how new forms of regulation are emerging through norm-setting processes and soft law. A multitude of actors exert influence on these processes as norm entrepreneurs, thereby shaping the evolution of regulatory frameworks.
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