Drones and Unmanned Aerial Systems

Introduction: Situating drones in surveillance societies. - i. Political Technology of Drones. - 1.

Mark Andrejevic: Theorizing Drones and Droning Theory. - 2.

Kristin Bergtora Sandvik: The Political and Moral

Economies of Dual Technology Transfers: Arming Police Drones. - ii. Drones Between Privacy and Security. - 3.

Primo Gorkic: The (F)Utility of

Privacy Laws: The Case of Drones. - 4.

Sanja Milivojevic: Re-bordering the Peripheral

Global North and Global South: Game of Drones, Immobilising Mobile Bodies and Decentring Perspectives on Drones in Border Policing. - 5.

Luisa Marin and Kamila Krajcíková: Deploying Drones in

Policing Southern European Borders: Constraints and Challenges for Data Protection and Human Rights. - iii. Drones, the War on Terror and Public International Law. - 6.

Mélanie De Groof: Death from the

Sky: International Legal and Practical Issues on the Use of Armed Drones. - 7.

Vasja Badalic: The Predators Rule of Terror. - iv. Drones and International Air Law. - 8. Pablo Mendes de

Leon and Benjamyn Ian Scott: An Analysis of Unmanned Aircraft Systems Under Air Law. - v. Domain-Specific Uses of Drones. - 9.

David Goldberg: Droning on about

Journalism: Remotely Piloted Aircraft and Newsgathering. - 10.

Ale Zavrnik: Drones, Resistance, and Counter-Surveillance.