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Dehumanization and Public Support for Drone Warfare

Dehumanization and Public Support for Drone Warfare is an empirical policy study by Paul Lushenko, Srinjoy Bose, and Shira Pindyck that examines how different forms of dehumanization influence public support for drone strikes, and how these effects vary between semi‑autonomous and fully‑autonomous drone systems.

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Jack Overell

SAE Media Group

March 24, 2026
Case Studies, Reports, Research, Reviews, and White Papers, Multimedia Library
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