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4 - Interpreting Article 36: The Object of Review
Natalia Jevglevskaja, University of New South Wales, Sydney
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International Law and Weapons Review

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16 December 2021

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16 December 2021, pp 87-121
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Relying on the methodology explained in the preceding chapter, Chapter 4 examines the object of the review procedure – ‘a new weapon, means and methods of warfare’. It argues that the object of the review has a broad meaning and covers a wide range of existing and emerging military technology designed or, in certain circumstances, used to trigger damage to objects or injury to individuals. ‘Methods of warfare’ relate to the ways weapons are used as well as operational tactics, techniques and procedures resorted to on a structural basis. The provision covers military capabilities newly introduced into the State’s arsenal, state-of-the-art weapons technology, and existing weapon systems that are adapted in a way that alters their use or effects. [118 words]