Wars of disruption and resilience : cybered conflict, power, and national security / / Chris C. Demchak.
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| Superior document: | Studies in security and international affairs |
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| Year of Publication: | 2011 |
| Language: | English |
| Series: | Studies in security and international affairs.
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| Physical Description: | xviii, 331 p. :; ill. |
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Table of Contents:
- Globalization and spread of cybered conflict
- Emerging uncivil cybered international system
- Challenge to international relations theory
- Syncretic reframing : security resilience strategy for a cybered world
- Security resilience strategy : linking framework and tools
- History's experiments in security resilience
- Case studies of city-state security strategies
- Greek and Italian city-state wars of disruption
- British and U.S. small wars of disruption
- Lessons for disruption in a security resilience strategy
- Challenges in a new strategy for cybered threats
- Political acceptance of cybered threat in democratic city-states
- Technical design for cybered conflict
- Operational constraints on implementation of disruption
- Institutional design for cybered power and national security
- Honest joint consultation--knowledge nexus
- Comprehensive data--privacy in behavior-based adaptations
- Collaborative actionable knowledge : the atrium model
- Gathering what exists today
- Disruption and resilience for national security and power in a cybered world
- Marks of the new cybered age : sovereignty, disruption, and resilience
- Inklings of the future : the rise of the cybercommand
- Adapting the social contract for cybered uncertainty.