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Duncan Hollis on an international law policy for information operations

New on my reading list: Duncan Hollis has a new paper out on supplanting the hodgepodge of legal analogies currently applied to information ops (”cyberwarfare”’s blander synonym) with a consolidated international legal regime.

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Published:: 01.23.08 / 3pm

Category:: Asides, Internet, Law, Research

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