![]() ![]() In March 2018, with Professor Wolff Heintschel von Heinegg, he published with CUP a Detailed Commentary on the US Department of Defense Law of War Manual, and his edited volume on New Technologies and the Law in War and Peace was published by CUP in December 2018. His third book, addressing Conflict Law, was published in 2014. He has been a member of Groups of Experts that addressed Direct Participation in Hostilities and that produced the HPCR Manual of the Law of Air and Missile Warfare, the 2013 Tallinn Manual on the Law of Cyber Warfare and the Leuven Manual on Peace Operations Law. ![]() His second book, ‘The Law of Targeting’, appeared with the same publisher in 2012. In 2009 he took a Doctorate at the Europa Universität Viadrina, Frankfurt (Oder) in Germany and published ‘Weapons and the Law of Armed Conflict’ through OUP (now in its 2nd Edition) in the same year. ![]() About the SpeakerĪir Commodore Bill Boothby (Retd) served for 30 years in the Royal Air Force Legal Branch, retiring as Deputy Director of Legal Services in July 2011. During this lecture, Professor Bill Boothby will consider what we mean by autonomy, will describe the international law rules that seem most relevant when considering the acceptability of such technologies, and will reflect on some ideas of agency in the autonomous age. ![]() AbstractĪrtificial intelligence is starting to permeate many aspects of our lives and autonomous weapon technologies are the subject of increasing academic attention, not least in the recently published Oslo Manual. On Monday 22 February 2021 at 16:00 CET, Professor Bill Boothby (Australian National University) will deliver a DILEMA Lecture on the topic of ‘Remote, Autonomous Weapons and Human Agency’. The lecture will be followed by a Q&A moderated by Dr Berenice Boutin, Senior Researcher in International Law and DILEMA Project Leader. DILEMA Lecture by William Boothby Published 18 December 2020 ![]()
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