Author: Dan Maurer

When (and How) to Break Ranks: What the Law Says about Civ-Mil Crises

Dan Maurer | 08.27.20 | Commentary & Analysis

One sure sign of a “civil-military crisis” is when scholars, lawyers,...

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Experts Weigh in on the Most Pressing Questions about Civ-Mil Relations in the United States

Dan Maurer | 07.31.19 | Commentary & Analysis

“Ripped from the headlines,” the number of challenges facing military and civilian leaders in the...

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Moral Culpability and Autonomous Military Systems: Is Human Responsibility Accentuated or Attenuated by a Reliance on AI?

Dan Maurer | 11.19.18 | Commentary & Analysis

Note: This essay adapts and slightly expands remarks the author made at the Royal United Services...

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What Precision Strikes in Syria Mean for Civil-Military Relations

Dan Maurer | 08.28.18 | Commentary & Analysis

This spring, for the second time, President Donald Trump ordered a precision air strike against...

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Does K-2SO Deserve a Medal? Warrior Ethos, Human Judgment, and our (Possible) Machine Colleagues

Dan Maurer | 08.17.17 | Commentary & Analysis

Author’s note: The following is based on remarks I delivered on August, 2, 2017 at the Royal...

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