Essays in the Regulation of Drones and Counter-Drone Systems is a thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington by Andrew Shelley in fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Economics. This thesis explores a variety of topics, including:
- Consideration of measures to address privacy and surveillance concerns
- A theoretical framework for self-defence, registration, and registration in conjunction with self-defence
- Conditions for the regulation of counter-drone systems
- Identification of legal impediments to the implementation of drone-detection systems and counter-drone systems in New Zealand
- Regulatory framework proposal to allow adoption of drone-detection and counter-drone systems
Publication Date- 2020
This work contains the following chapters:
1- Introduction
2- Proposals to Address Privacy Violations and Surveillance by Unmanned Aerial Systems
3- A Model of Self-Defence against Drones
4- Registration of Drones
5- Optimal Policy
6- Policy Implications
7- Conclusions
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Author- Andrew Shelley
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