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X-WR-CALNAME:Can Law and Ethics Limit Harm to Civilians in War? Evidence fr
 om the U.S. Conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq
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DESCRIPTION:About the event: Can international law and ethics lead to great
 er protection of civilians in war? How can these norms influence military 
 conduct on the battlefield? This talk examines whether and how internation
 al law and ethical norms can contribute to the protection of civilians in 
 war. Governments and militaries invest substantial resources in training s
 oldiers in the law of armed conflict and professional military ethics\, ye
 t there is limited empirical evidence about whether these norms meaningful
 ly shape conduct on the battlefield. Drawing on combatant surveys\, interv
 iews\, and data on U.S. Army prosecutions\, this research analyzes U.S. op
 erations in Afghanistan and Iraq to assess how legal and ethical norms inf
 luence the behavior of combatants and the treatment of civilians during mi
 litary operations.\n\nAbout the speaker: Andrew Bell is a Senior Research 
 Scholar at the Center for International Security and Cooperation at Stanfo
 rd University. He holds a Ph.D. in Political Science from Duke University\
 , a J.D.–M.A. from the University of Virginia\, and an M.T.S. from Duke 
 Divinity School. He previously served with the U.S. Department of Defense 
 Civilian Protection Center of Excellence and the International Committee o
 f the Red Cross and was an Assistant Professor of International Studies at
  Indiana University. He is a lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Air Force Rese
 rve and has deployed in support of operations in Iraq and Afghanistan. Ame
 rica\, and has appeared in International Security\, World Politics\, and B
 ritish Journal of Political Science\, among other outlets. Daly holds a BA
  from Stanford\, MS from LSE\, and PhD from MIT.
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LOCATION:Encina Hall\, William J. Perry Conference Room
SUMMARY:Can Law and Ethics Limit Harm to Civilians in War? Evidence from th
 e U.S. Conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/can-law-and-ethics-limit-ha
 rm-to-civilians-in-war-evidence-from-the-us-conflicts-in-afghanistan-and-i
 raq
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