In his latest piece for The Atlantic, ASP Fellow Joshua Foust examines how drones can be used effectively within the context of a principled counterterrorism strategy.

“As a part of a comprehensive strategy to both physically and politically secure [Yemen], there is a definite role for drones to play: one that is moral, effective, and constrained. Assuming drones are the counterterrorism strategy — an impression one can get reading some of the coverage of the drones program — would be a mistake.”

Read the full article here.