| Other author/creator | Watts, Sean, editor. https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCjFqJ9RmPhkky8fRRWXrYK |
| Other author/creator | Alcala, Ronald T. P., editor. https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCjFDQxjqqvk3ckVwhkcmq3 |
| Other author/creator | Çoban, Mehmet (Çoban Kilinç), editor. https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PBJfrQKP7yCYPDkfk8gY3wC |
| Included Work | Containter of (work): Jensen, Eric Talbot. Doxing enemy soldiers and the law of war. |
| Included Work | Containter of (work): Jensen, Eric Talbot. Ukraine and the defender's obligations. |
| Other author/creator | United States Military Academy, issuing body. |
| Other author/creator | West Point Press, publisher. |
| Series | Articles of war
Articles of war. |
| Contents |
Volume 1. International peace and security -- Section 1. Law and international order -- "Great power competition" between Russian and Ukraine: law of armed conflict implications / Shane Reeves, Robert Lawless -- On war / Andrew Clapham -- Russia's illegal invasion of Ukraine and the role of international law / Michael Kelly -- Counternormativity and the international order / Dan E. Stigall -- Consistency and change in Russian approaches to international law / Jeffrey Kahn -- Section 2. Jus ad bellum -- Keeping the Ukraine-Russia jus ad bellum and jus in bello issues separate / Rob Mclaughlin -- Remarks on the law relating to the use of force in the Ukraine conflict / Terry D. Gill -- Russia's "special military operation" and the (claimed) right of self-defense / Michael N. Schmitt -- The abuse of "peacekeeping" / Alexander Gilder -- UN peacekeepers and the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant / Alexander Gilder -- Illegality of Russia's annexations in Ukraine / Lauri Mälksoo -- 2. Scope of application -- Classification of the conflict(s) / Michael N. Schmitt -- Application of IHL by and to proxies: the "republics" of Donetsk and Luhansk / Marco Sassòli -- 3. Law of neutrality -- Neutrality in the war against Ukraine / Wolff Heintschel von Heinegg -- Is the law of neutrality dead? / Raul (Pete) Pedrozo -- Are we at war? / Michael N. Schmitt -- Neutral state access to Ukraine's food exports / James Kraska -- Providing arms and materiel to Ukraine: neutrality, cobelligerency, and the use of force / Michael N. Schmitt -- The law of crowdsourced war: democratized supply chains: part II / Gary Corn -- The future law of neutrality / Hitoshi Nasu -- 4. Individual battlefield status and protection -- Section 1. Combatants, prisoners of war, and fighters -- Combatant privileges and protections / Laurie R. Blank -- Russian troops out of uniform and prisoner of war status / Chris Koschnitzky, Michael N. Schmitt -- Special forces, unprivileged belligerency, and the war in the shadows / Ken Watkin -- Targeting leadership / Mehmet Çoban -- Legal status of Ukraine's resistance forces / Ronald Alcala, Steve Szymanski -- The fog of war, civilian resistance, and the soft underbelly of unprivileged belligerency / Gary Corn -- Levée en masse in Ukraine: applications, implications, and open questions / David Wallace, Shane Reeves -- Ukraine's levée en masse and the obligation to ensure respect for LOAC / Jann K. Kleffner -- Status of foreign fighters in the Ukrainian Legion / Petra Ditrichová, Veronika Bílková -- Mercenaries on the battlefield: what legal advisers must know / Jeffrey S. Thurnher -- Are mercenaries in Ukraine? / Robert Lawless -- The Wagner Group: status and accountability / Winston Williams, Jennifer Maddocks -- A Wagner Group fighter in Norway / Camilla Cooper -- Defiance of Russia's demand to surrender and combatant status / Chris Koschnitzky, Steve Szymanski -- The "I Want to Live" Project and technologically-enabled surrender / David Wallace and Shane Reeves -- The legal and practical challenges of surrendering to drones / William Casey Biggerstaff, Caitlin Chiaramonte -- Doxing enemy soldiers and the law of war / Eric Jensen, Sean Watts -- Photos of the dead / William Casey Biggerstaff -- The release of prisoners of war / Jeroen van den Boogaard -- Section 2. Civilians -- The other side of civilian protection: the 1949 Fourth Geneva Convention / Jelena Pejic -- Forced conscription in the self-declared republics / Marten Zwanenburg -- Displacement from conflict: old realities, new protections? / Ruvi Ziegler -- Law applicable to persons fleeing armed conflicts / Julia Grignon -- Russian crimes against children / Oleksii Kaminetskyi, Inna Zavorotko -- 5. Weapons -- Field-modified weapons under the law of war / Ronald Alcala -- Are Molotov Cocktails lawful weapons? / Sean Watts -- Are thermobaric weapons lawful? / Matt Montazzoli -- Dirty bombs and international humanitarian law / Michael N. Schmitt -- Russia's allegations of U.S. biological warfare in Ukraine: part I / Robert Lawless -- Russia's allegations of U.S. biological warfare in Ukraine: part II / Robert Lawless -- Cluster munitions and the Ukraine war / William H. Boothby -- Landmines and the war in Ukraine / Dario Pronesti, Jeroen van den Boogaard -- Russian booby traps and the Ukraine conflict / Michael N. Schmitt -- Lawful use of nuclear weapons / Jay Jackson, Kenneth "Daniel" Jones -- 6. Targeting -- Effects-based enforcement of targeting law / Geoff Corn, Sean Watts -- Amnesty International's allegations of Ukrainian IHL violations / Michael N. Schmitt -- The law of crowdsourced war: democratized supply chains: part I / Gary Corn -- Are civilians reporting with cell phones directly participating in hostilities? / Michael N. Schmitt, William Casey Biggerstaff -- Using cell phones to gather and transmit military information, a postscript / Michael N. Schmitt -- Weaponizing civilians: human shields in Ukraine / Michael N. Schmitt -- Assassination in the Law of War / Michael N. Schmitt -- Terrain denial fires on the modern battlefield / Matt Montazzoli -- Attacking dams: part I: customary international law / Michael N. Schmitt -- Attacking dams: part II: The 1977 Additional Protocols / Michael N. Schmitt -- The attack at the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant and Additional Protocol I / Tom Dannenbaum -- The escalating military use of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant / Tom Dannenbaum -- Unprecedented environmental risks / Karen Hulme -- Attacking power infrastructure under international humanitarian law, / Michael N. Schmitt -- Further thoughts on Russia's campaign against Ukraine's power infrastructure / Michael N. Schmitt -- Ukraine and the defender's obligations / Eric Jensen. |
| Contents |
Volume 2. 8. Domains. Section 1. Cyber -- Terminological precision and international cyber law / Michael N. Schmitt -- Cyber neutrality, cyber recruitment, and cyber assistance to Ukraine / Nicholas Tsagourias -- U.S. offensive cyber operations in support of Ukraine / Michael N. Schmitt -- Russian cyber operations and Ukraine: the legal framework / Michael N. Schmitt -- Military networks and cyber operations in the war in Ukraine / Heather Harrison Dinniss -- The Ukraine conflict and the future of digital cultural property / Ronald Alcala -- Data-rich battlefields and the future LOAC / Shane Reeves, Robert Lawless -- Section 2. Maritime -- Maritime neutrality in the Russia-Ukraine conflict / David Letts -- Maritime exclusion zones in armed conflicts / Raul (Pete) Pedrozo -- The war at sea: is there a naval blockade in the Sea of Azov? / Martin Fink -- The Montreux Convention and Turkey's impact on Black Sea operations / Adam Aliano, Russell Spivak -- Closing the Turkish Straits in times of war / Raul (Pete) Pedrozo -- The attack on Vasily Bekh and targeting logistics ships / James Kraska -- Oil tankers as "environmental time bombs," or not / Mark Jessup -- "Damn the torpedoes!": naval mines in the Black Sea / Ben Rothchild, Mark Jessup -- Ukraine's "suicide drone boats" and international law / Charles M. Layne -- What's in a name? Getting it right for the naval "drone" attack on Sevastopol / Caroline Tuckett -- War sanctions steadily degrade the Russian maritime sector / James Kraska -- Section 3: Air -- No-fly zone over Ukraine and international law / Michael N. Schmitt -- A Ukraine no-fly zone: further thoughts on law and policy / Terry D. Gill -- Military markings and unmanned aerial vehicles / Mateusz Piatkowski -- Section 4: Space. The Russia-Ukraine war and the space domain / Timothy Goines, Jeffrey Biller, Jeremy Grunert -- The risk of commercial actors in outer space drawing states into armed conflict / Tara Brown -- Can Starlink satellites be lawfully targeted? / Tara Brown --- 8. Belligerent occupation. The law of belligerent occupation / David Wallace -- Prisoners of war in occupied territory / Geoff Corn -- Forced civilian labor in occupied territory / Michael N. Schmitt -- Abducting dissent: kidnapping public officials in occupied Ukraine / Katharine Fortin -- Deportation of Ukrainian civilians to Russia: the legal framework / Michael N. Schmitt -- Russia's forcible transfer of children / Alison Bisset -- 9. Enforcement. Section 1. State responsibility -- Ukraine's legal counterattack / Michael Kelly -- Litigating Russia's invasion of Ukraine / Lawrence Hill-Cawthorne -- The ICJ's provisional measures order: unprecedented / Ori Pomson -- Russian preliminary objections at the ICJ: the case must go on? / Ori Pomson -- Portending genocide in Ukraine? / Adam Oler -- State responsibility for non-state actors' conduct / Jennifer Maddocks -- The complicity of Iran in Russian's aggression and war crimes in Ukraine / Marko Milanovic -- The impact of sanctions on humanitarian aid / Alexandra Francis -- Reparations for war: what options for Ukraine? / Luke Moffett -- Section 2. Individual responsibility -- A war crimes primer on the Ukraine-Russia conflict / Sean Watts, Hitoshi Nasu -- Results of a first inquiry into violations of international humanitarian law in Ukraine / Marco Sassòli -- Fact-finding in Ukraine: can anything be learned from Yemen? / Charles Garraway -- Documentation and investigation responses to serious international crimes / Brianne McGonigle Leyh -- Comprehensive justice and accountability in Ukraine / Chris Jenks -- Building momentum: next steps toward justice for Ukraine / Philippa Webb -- War crimes against children / Véronique Aubert -- The Atrocity Crimes Advisory Group and Ukrainian prosecutions of Russian POWs / Chris Jenks -- Putting "overall control" to the test of the Third Geneva Convention / Alessandra Spadaro -- Command responsibility and the Ukraine conflict / Noëlle Quénivet -- |
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Accountability and Ukraine: hurdles to prosecuting war crimes and aggression / Lauren Sanders -- Rebel prosecutions of foreign fighters in Ukraine / René Provost -- Time for a new war crimes commission? / Diane Marie Amann -- 10. Miscellaneous -- Common Article 1 and the conflict in Ukraine / Marten Zwanenburg -- Protected zones in international humanitarian law / Michael N. Schmitt -- Deception and the law of war / William Casey Biggerstaff -- Destructive counter-mobility operations and the law of war / Sean Watts, Winston Williams -- The THeMIS bounty Part I: seizure of enemy property / Christopher Malis, Hitoshi Nasu -- The THeMIS bounty part II: stealing enemy technology / Christopher Malis, Hitoshi Nasu -- The Ukraine conflict, smartphones, and the LOAC of takings / Gary Corn -- Siege law / Sean Watts -- Weaponizing food / Michael N. Schmitt -- Cultural property protection in the Ukraine conflict / Dick Jackson -- Reprisals in international humanitarian law / Michael N. Schmitt -- The Russia-Ukraine war and the European Convention on Human Rights / Marko Milanovic -- Negotiating an end to the fighting / Michael N. Schmitt -- Lessons from Syria's ceasefires / Marika Sosnowski. |
| Abstract |
"The manuscript is a collection of previously published online articles providing legal analysis of the Articles of War, unified by the central theme of the ongoing international armed conflict between Russia and Ukraine. The primary purpose of this volume is to provide expert legal analysis on a range of topics, primarily focused on international humanitarian law (IHL), but also addressing other pertinent legal matters arising from this conflict"-- Provided by publisher. |
| General note | This is a publication issued by the United States federal government or produced with federal funds. |
| General note | In scope of the U.S. Government Publishing Office Cataloging and Indexing Program (C&I) and Federal Depository Library Program (FDLP). |
| General note | Shipping list no.: 2026-0001-S (v.1), 2026-0027-S (v.2). |
| Bibliography note | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| Issued in other form | Online version: Ukraine symposium |
| Genre/form | proceedings (reports) |
| Genre/form | Conference papers and proceedings |
| Genre/form | History |
| Genre/form | Conference papers and proceedings. |
| Genre/form | Actes de congrès. |
| LCCN | 2024948625 |
| ISBN | 9781959631156 (volume 1) |
| ISBN | 1959631152 (volume 1) |
| ISBN | 9781959631187 (volume 2) |
| ISBN | 1959631187 (volume 2) |
| Govt. docs number |
D 109.2:UK 7/V.1-2 |
