‘By far the best book on drone warfare and the ethics of targeted assassinations to date. Powerful and eloquent, Laurie Calhoun elucidates a set of convincing arguments as to why drone killing is ethically indefensible and strategically counterproductive – but also why it is so seductive to our governments. It should be required reading for politicians, military planners and journalists.’
–Richard Jackson, Director of Research at the National Centre for Peace & Conflict Studies, University of Otago, New Zealand, and author of Confessions of a Terrorist
We Kill Because We Can 