Non-state armed groups in the sky: Global regulation fails to address the security risks posed by civilian drones

Maria-Louise Clausen

Non-state armed groups in the sky: Global regulation fails to address the security risks posed by civilian drones

Maria-Louise Clausen

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Abstract

The proliferation of inexpensive and user-friendly, civilian-grade drones represents an escalating security concern for states. Currently, over 65 non-state actors are known to possess drones, and the unregulated nature of drone usage suggests that this number will continue to rise unchecked.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Copenhagen
Publisher	Danish Institute for International Studies (DIIS)
Number of pages	4
Publication status	Published - 15 Apr 2024

Series	DIIS Policy Brief

Keywords

Drone technology
Drone proliferation
Security
Non-state actors
Technological innovation

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