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Building: Faculty of International and Political Studies, Floor: 1, Room: 145
Tuesday 11:15 - 13:00 CEST (08/09/2026)
This panel examines how emerging technologies are transforming the nature, conduct, and governance of warfare across physical, cognitive, and political domains. Bringing together research on maritime violence, civil war forecasting, autonomous systems, drone warfare, and cognitive operations, the panel explores how technological innovation reshapes not only how violence is exercised, but also how it is anticipated, experienced, regulated, and sometimes prevented.
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| Sea Drones and Rules of Engagement: Command and the Politics of Autonomous Violence | View Paper Details |
| The Hard Problem of Conflict Forecasting: Predicting Conflict Onset with Early Signs of Violence and Prevention | View Paper Details |
| The Panopticon of Fire: Computational Analysis of Drone Ubiquitousness and Soldier Morale in Ukraine | View Paper Details |
| On the Transformation of Maritime Political Violence | View Paper Details |
| Political Violence in the Algorithmic Gaze: How Image Search Framed the Russian-Ukrainian War Before and After the 2022 Invasion | View Paper Details |