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This chapter explores the early history of ‘non-lethal’ weapons development covering the period from the 1960s until 1989, just before the hugely increased interest in the field that developed during the 1990s.
- 'Non-Lethal' Weapons | SpringerLink
It analyzes non-lethal weapons comprehensively, providing...
- The Early History of ‘Non-Lethal’ Weapons - Springer
It describes the origins and emergence of new weapons,...
- 'Non-Lethal' Weapons | SpringerLink
This paper explores the early history of “non-lethal”1 weapons development covering the period from the 1960’s, when several diverse weapons were first grouped together in one category and described as “non-lethal” by law enforcement end-users and policymakers, until 1989, just before the hugely increased interest in the field that developed dur...
22 Απρ 2021 · During the 1960s and 1970s, there was an expansion of proposed NLW and investigative research into new non-lethal technologies. In particular, development of blunt impact weapons, including wooden, rubber, and bean bag projectiles, and electrical weapons were two growth areas [1].
Non-lethal weapons have a design intent to provide an effect to reliably elicit a degree of incapacitation but without the typically lethal or permanent lasting effects of conventional weapons.
It describes the origins and emergence of new weapons, examining this process with reference to technological advances, wider socio-political context, legal developments, and the evolution of associated institutional structures.
This chapter explores the early history of ‘non-lethal’ weapons development covering the period from the 1960s until 1989, just before the hugely increased interest in the field that developed...
Introduction. How have non-lethal weapons changed our world? How do they continue to transform. What ethical orientations open up spaces of emergence for the notion of the benign type of political subjectivity does the benign weapon both require and maintain?
