[huridocs-tech] Bombs and Bandwidth: Relationship Between IT and Security

http://www.ssrc.org/programs/itic/publications/Menu/FINAL_introlatham.pdf

Bombs and Bandwidth:
The Emerging Relationship Between IT and Security
The New Press, forthcoming, 2003. (Robert Latham, Editor)

Table of Contents

CONTENTS
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Robert Latham
I. CYBERWAR AND NATIONAL SECURITY
1. Cyber Security As An Emergent Infrastructure
Dorothy Denning,
2. The American Cyber-Angst and the Real World - Any Link?
Ralf Bendrath
3. Beyond the American Fortress: Understanding Homeland Security in the
Information Age
Rachel Yould
II. SURVEILLANCE AND SECURITY
4. Toward a Theory of Border Control
Martin Libicki
5. The Transformation of Global Surveillance
Susan Landau
6. Privacy and Secrecy After September 11
Mark Rotenberg
Addendum: Observing Surveillance
Marc Rotenberg, Mihir Kshirsagar, Cedric Laurant, Kate Rears
III. DIGITAL WAR-MAKING
7. Hacking Networks of Terror
Ronald Deibert and Janice Gross Stein
8. Programming Theatres Of War: Gamemakers As Soldiers
Timothy Lenoir
9. Perpetual Revolution in Military Affairs, International Security, 
and Information
Chris Hables Gray
IV. CIVIL VIOLENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES
10. Bullets to Bytes: Reflections on ICTs and "Local" Conflict
Rafal Rohozinski
11. ICT and the World of Smuggling
Carolyn Nordstrom
12. Information Technologies and the Web Activism of the Revolutionary
Association of the Women of Afghanistan (RAWA) - Electronic Politics and New
Global Conflict
Michael Dartnell
13. The Internet's Mediation Potential in Protracted Conflicts: The 
Case of Burundi
Rose Kandende-Kaiser



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