International Law, Security, and Military Power : US and Brazilian Perspectives (Hardcover)

INTRODUCTION Howard M. Hensel Carlos Alberto Leite da Silva Carlos Eduardo Valle Rosa Kesia Gomes PART I: THE DEVELOPMENT OF HUMAN RIGHTS LAW AND INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW: Chapter 1: The Moral Heritage: The Just War Tradition and the Concept of Human Rights - James Turner Johnson Chapter 2: International Human Rights Law: Advancing Human Security? A Complex and Uneven Trajectory - George J. Andreopoulos Chapter 3: International Humanitarian Law and Aerial Bombardment: Pre World War II - Howard M. Hensel Chapter 4: International Humanitarian Law and Aerial Bombardment: Post World War II - Howard M. Hensel PART II: NEW DOMAINS ? NEW INTERNATIONAL LAW Chapter 5: Cyber Law - Jeffrey Biller Chapter 6: Space Law - Tatiana Ribeiro Viana PART III: INTERNATIONAL LAW, REGIONAL SECURITY CHALLENGES, AND THE APPLICATION OF MILITARY POWER Chapter 7: International Humanitarian Law and Theory of Aerospace Power - Carlos Eduardo Valle Rosa Chapter 8: International Humanitarian Law, Human Rights Law, and the US Armed Force’s Role in Responding to Contemporary “Traditional” and “Non-Traditional” Security Challenges in South America - Michael Raming and David Lee Chapter 9: Human Rights Law, the Brazilian Armed Forces, and the Protection of Refugees - Carlos Alberto Leite da Silva and Gustavo Simoes Chapter 10: International Law, the Brazilian Armed Forces, the Response to Natural and Man-Made Disasters - Natasha da Silva Terres and Rodrigo Antonio Silveira dos Santos Chapter 11: Toward the Institutionalization of an Expanded Protection of Human Rights Carlos Alberto Leite da Silva and Guilherme Sandoval Goes PART IV: INTERNATIONAL LAW AND THE APPLICATION OF POWER IN NEW DOMAINS Chapter 12: New Frontiers for the US Armed Forces: International Law and Operations in the Cyber Domain- Timothy Goines Chapter 13: Cyber Law and the Role of the Brazilian Air Force in the Cyber Domain - Pedro Arthur Linhares Lima and Constanca Maia Chapter 14: New Frontiers for the US Armed Forces: International Law and Operationsin Space - Theodore Richard CONCLUSION: The Future of International Law and Air, Space, and Cyber Defense - Julia Grignon