1. An Argumentation Approach to the Study of Drone Warfare and Lawfare
2. The Genealogical Origins of Heroic Anxieties over Asymmetrical Warfare, Aerial Bombing, and the "Drone Syndrome"
3. The George W. Bush Administration and America's Adoption of the Drones, 2001-2008
4. Preserving One's Honor and One's Humanity: Mediascapes and Pakistani Countervisual Critiques of the Drone Wars
5. Humanizing Drone Pilots, the Politics of Verticality, and the Public Legitimation of US Drone Policies
6. The Obama Administration's Immunization Rhetorics, the "Dispositional Matrix," and the Biopo liti cal Expansion of the Drone Wars
7. Futuristic Drone Fantasies, the Responsibility to Protect (R2P), and Drone Proliferation.