Research &
Publications
A comprehensive archive of policy reports, working papers, preprints, and academic publications mapping the intersection of artificial intelligence, international law, and global security frameworks.
Policy Reports & Disarmament Toolkits
Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems (LAWS) Disarmament Toolkit
A comprehensive resource framework for disarmament advocacy and the development of autonomous weapons policy, designed to bridge the gap between technical AI capabilities and international humanitarian law.
Research Report on Social Media Impacts on Critical Thinking and Academic Achievements
An empirical analysis mapping the cognitive and academic outcomes associated with algorithmic engagement on social platforms.
Conference Papers & Posters
Weapons that think must not decide: Enforcing meaningful human control in warfare
Presented at: UNIDIR Global Conference on AI, Security and Ethics (Geneva)
Meaningful human control (MHC) is key to ensuring autonomous weapons systems (AWS), especially those capable of applying lethal force, remain accountable and compliant with International Humanitarian Law. This research outlines actionable steps to implement MHC, establish clear red lines of responsibility, and minimize risks to human dignity in conflict situations.
Research Poster on Social Media Impacts on Critical Thinking and Academic Achievements
Poster about a research report on the social media impacts on critical thinking. You can find the full research report here.
Working Papers & Preprints
Scholarly Analysis: The Algorithmic Reshaping of Radicalisation Pathways and its Democratic Implications
A structural analysis of how engagement-optimised recommendation algorithms alter traditional pathways to extremism, and the resulting challenges for democratic institutional resilience.
Why Do States Comply With International Agreements and Treaties (GDPR Case Study)
Examining the theoretical drivers of state compliance in international law through the lens of data protection frameworks, specifically mapping the extraterritorial effects of the GDPR.
Articles & Analytical Works