Tuesday, September 21, 2010

How To Limit Warfare?

The title, "How To Limit Warfare?" pretty much sums up my problem at this point. I have so much I can research. I have a vast amount that I am interested in. I just have to narrow it all down. As I was doing some preliminary research on the overall military tactics and technology changes I continued to come up with a lot of the same data hits. Most of them had to do with U.S. Military Drones and their uses. I know for example that a few years back the United States began arming our unmanned drones. The once reconnaissance platform is now one of our "go to guys" for taking out remote or dangerous targets. As I read through some of these sources I began to see a trend. A lot of people from around the world are chiming in on how these new "death drones" are used. I think that I too would like to "chime in". I believe I am now planning on focusing my research on these new unmanned aircraft, their uses, their armaments, and how they are used. I might go a bit farther into how they are used AND why. I'll have to decide which side of the ethical dilemma these "death from afar" type weapons cause. In any case it looks like a lot of research and even more thinking before I begin writing my first drafts for my final paper...

2 comments:

  1. I really like your topic, however, your post has very little to do with what you know about it. I agree that welfare should be limited though and regulated by different standards. There is a ton of research you can do on this topic and a lot of studies you could find. Also, the redirecting of cash that would have gone to welfare is something you could focus on.

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  2. While reading this I couldn't help but keep thinking in my head ah sweet! This sounds like a very extremely topic. Though it is disappointing on how hard it is going to be to narrow this topic down. (Which I know you mentioned already.) You definitely listed some excellent starting points so hopefully those ideas/topics will help you find what you're looking for. Good luck, this definitely sounds like an interesting topic!

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