Western Way of War The Future Rules of Warfare
Jan 28, 2021
Dr. Paddy Walker, principal investigator on 'The Future Rules of Conflict', delves into the evolving landscape of warfare. He discusses the urgent need for Western states to adapt to rapid technological changes, particularly with AI and drones. The conversation highlights how traditional military strategies may be outpaced by adversaries, emphasizing the need for a comprehensive framework to understand modern conflict. Walker also explores the complexities of ethical considerations in autonomous warfare, stressing the importance of aligning military strategies with contemporary practices.
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Rules Of Warfare Are Diverging
- Peter Roberts says Western rules are shifting relative to adversaries.
- He argues the West must study how others perceive battlefield norms.
Paddy Walker's Military And Academic Background
- Peter Roberts describes Paddy Walker as a former 7th Arm Brigade operations officer and business leader.
- Paddy balances military experience with academic work on autonomous weapons and human-rights roles.
Pace, Persistence, And Assemblage Framework
- Paddy Walker proposes judging change by pace, persistence and assemblage.
- He says balancing these three factors reveals which agents will reshape the way of war.
