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Nanotechnology and the Law of Armed Conflictology, and typically involves manipulation of matter on the atomic and molecular level in the size range of 1–100?nm (1?nm?=?10.?m) in one or more external dimensions. It enables, for example, the increased and tailored rate of energy release, manipulation of optical properties, increased electrical

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Unmanned Aerial Vehicles: Do They Pose Legal Challenges? strikes in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Yemen, has resulted in heightened public and academic interest. A significant amount of the public and academic debate has focused on public international law issues. This chapter examines the most relevant aspects of international law to UAV operations, namely