New cross-national research, published in International Studies Quarterly, challenges the idea that the public firmly opposes autonomous weapons. While polls show discomfort, experimental evidence tells a more nuanced story. In a preregistered survey across the United States, Brazil, Germany, and China, Ondřej Rosendorf, Anja Dahlmann and other experts examine how risk and enemy identity shape public attitudes.
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