Dr Craig Jones is a Lecturer in Political Geography in the School of Geography, Sociology and Politics at Newcastle University. He completed his PhD in Geography at the University of British Columbia in 2017. He researches the geographies of later modern warfare and is especially interested legal and medical materialities of war and conflict in the contemporary Middle East. He is currently working on a second book project titled Wounds Without Borders, supported by the Independent Social Research Foundation (ISRF). He blogs at www.thewarspace.com and tweets at: @thewarspace.

His book is the most comprehensive survey of the history and role of war lawyers published to date.

• Introduction: The War Lawyers 1: Targeting without Lawyers: The Vietnam War 2: The Birth of "Operational Law" 3: "'The Lawyers' War" 4: Targeting in the Israeli Military 5: The Kill Chain (I): Deliberate Targeting 6: The Kill Chain (II): Dynamic Targeting Conclusion: Juridical Warfare: Limits and Possibilities

Dr Craig Jones is a Lecturer in Political Geography in the School of Geography, Sociology and Politics at Newcastle University. He completed his PhD in Geography at the University of British Columbia in 2017. He researches the geographies of later modern warfare and is especially interested legal and medical materialities of war and conflict in the contemporary Middle East. He is currently working on a second book project titled Wounds Without Borders, supported by the Independent Social Research Foundation (ISRF). He blogs at www.thewarspace.com and tweets at: @thewarspace.

His book is the most comprehensive survey of the history and role of war lawyers published to date.

• Introduction: The War Lawyers 1: Targeting without Lawyers: The Vietnam War 2: The Birth of "Operational Law" 3: "'The Lawyers' War" 4: Targeting in the Israeli Military 5: The Kill Chain (I): Deliberate Targeting 6: The Kill Chain (II): Dynamic Targeting Conclusion: Juridical Warfare: Limits and Possibilities

Dr Craig Jones is a Lecturer in Political Geography in the School of Geography, Sociology and Politics at Newcastle University. He completed his PhD in Geography at the University of British Columbia in 2017. He researches the geographies of later modern warfare and is especially interested legal and medical materialities of war and conflict in the contemporary Middle East. He is currently working on a second book project titled Wounds Without Borders, supported by the Independent Social Research Foundation (ISRF). He blogs at www.thewarspace.com and tweets at: @thewarspace.

His book is the most comprehensive survey of the history and role of war lawyers published to date.

• Introduction: The War Lawyers 1: Targeting without Lawyers: The Vietnam War 2: The Birth of "Operational Law" 3: "'The Lawyers' War" 4: Targeting in the Israeli Military 5: The Kill Chain (I): Deliberate Targeting 6: The Kill Chain (II): Dynamic Targeting Conclusion: Juridical Warfare: Limits and Possibilities