Weapons under International Human Rights Law

Explore the intricate relationship between international human rights law and weaponry with "Weapons under International Human Rights Law" by Stuart Casey-Maslen, published by Cambridge University Press in 2015. This insightful book, spanning 682 pages, delves into how human rights frameworks shape the production, transfer, and use of weapons by both state and non-state actors. It offers a comprehensive analysis of various facets of international weapons law, making it essential reading for legal scholars, policymakers, and anyone interested in the implications of arms regulation. The text also includes a timely discussion on contemporary issues such as armed drones and cyberattacks, highlighting the evolving challenges in this field. Engage with this authoritative work that not only informs but also provokes thought on the critical balance between security and human rights in our increasingly militarized world.