The ethics of killer applications : why is it to hard to talk about morality when it comes to new military technology? / P.W. Singer -- With fear and trembling : an ethical framework for non-lethal weapons / Pauline Kaurin -- Do non-lethal capabilities license to 'silence'? / Sjef Orbons -- Ethical blowback from emerging technologies / Patrick Lin -- The case for ethical autonomy in unmanned systems / Ronald C. Arkin -- The case against robotic warfare : a response to Arkin / Ryan Tonkens -- Moral predators : the duty to employ uninhabited aerial vehicles / Bradley Jay Strawser -- Saying 'no!" to lethal autonomous targeting / Noel Sharkey -- Additive manufacturing and its implications for military ethics / John Mark Mattox -- The ethics of cyberwarfare / Randall R. Dipert -- 'Cyberation' and just war doctrine : a response to Randall Dipert / Colonel James Cook -- Warfare in a new domain : the ethics of military cyber-operations / Edward T. Barrett -- The moral permissibility of automated responses during cyberwarfare / David Danks and Joseph H. Danks -- Other-than-Internet (OTI) cyberwarfare challenges for ethics, law, and policy / Randall R. Dipert -- Just war and cyberwar / Christopher J. Eberle -- Is Stuxnet physical? Does it matter? / Ryan Jenkins -- Twenty years of cyberwar / John Arquilla -- Epilogue : "Beyond Clausewitz" : military ethics for postmodern war / George R. Lucas, Jr.