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010			_a 2014958038
020			_a9780198717508
035			_a(OCoLC)ocn905843107
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050	0	0	_aKZ6718 _b.C93 2015
245	0	0	_aCyberwar _blaw and ethics for virtual conflicts
260			_aNew York _bOxford University Press _c2015
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505	0	0	_gIntroduction _tCyber and the changing face of war / _rClaire Finkelstein and Kevin Govern -- _tThe nature of war and the idea of "cyberwar" / _rLarry May -- _tIs there anything morally special about cyberwar? / _rJames L. Cook -- _tCyber causation / _rJens David Ohlin -- _tCyberterrorism and enemy criminal law / _rStuart Macdonald -- _tCyberwar versus cyber attack : the role of rhetoric in the application of law to activities in cyberspace / _rLaurie R. Blank -- _tThe rise of non-state actors in cyberwarfare / _rNicolò Bussolati -- _tRe-thinking the boundaries of law in cyberspace : a duty to hack? / _rDuncan B. Hollis -- _tCyber espionage or cyberwar? International law, domestic law, and self-protective measures / _rChristopher S. Yoo -- _tDeception in the modern, cyber battlespace / _rWilliam H. Boothby -- _tEvidentiary issues in international disputes related to state responsibility for cyber operations / _rMarco Roscini -- _tLow-intensity cyber operations and the principle of non-intervention / _rSean Watts.
700	1		_aOhlin, Jens David _929018
700	1		_aGovern, Kevin _929019
700	1		_aFinkelstein, Claire Oakes _929020
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