Non-State Actors In Cyber Conflict
Classification of Cyber Conflict
... any cyber operations conducted outside the context of an on-going armed conflict as either in- ternational or non-international armed ...may, cyber op- erations will in the future inevitably ...
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International Law and Cyber Threats from Non-State Actors
... of cyber operations—in terms of characterizing the nature of the operations, identifying the main players and developing appropriate options in response—opens up an equally complex legal environment for analyzing ...
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Cyber Warfare: Implications for Non-International Armed Conflicts
... armed conflict. In essence, this would allow non-State actors to turn components of the worldwide cyber infra- structure into legitimate military objectives basically by virtue of a few ...
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The role of non-state actors and institutions in the governance of new and emerging digital technologies
... the state to influence socially valuable behav- iour which may have adverse side- effects by establishing, monitoring and enforcing legal rules’ (Morgan and Yeung 2007: ...the state or other social ...
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Under cover in Kenya: the contribution of non state actors to mental health coverage
... I chose to use DALYs in my evaluation of the cost-effectiveness of the Model for Mental Health and Development (chapter 5), because it was not feasible to cross-over between the outcome measures used in my data and the ...
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The role of non-state actors and institutions in the governance of new and emerging digital technologies
... the state to influence socially valuable behaviour which may have adverse side-effects by establishing, monitoring and enforcing legal ...the state or other social ...human actors, we do not intend ...
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FM 7 100 Opposing Force Doctrinal Framework and Strategy pdf
... the State homeland, if ...the State is part of an alliance or coalition, may also be ...the State at- tacks such targets by air and ...The State may also use long-range weapons or SPF to ...
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Who governs and how? Non state actors and transnational governance in Southeast Asia
... how state, market and civil society relate to each other in different issue areas, and to demonstrate the varied governance architecture in Southeast Asia that we believe has not been fully analysed, though it has ...
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Prisoner-Of-War Status after September Eleven: Need for Amending the Laws of War in the Context of Transnational Armed Conflicts
... Since 9/11 though things have taken a turn for the worse as the American treatment of detainees lodged as terror suspects in detention centres has created a lot of controversy. The treatment of detainees by the US at the ...
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Diplomacy through international organizations. Solutions to Afghan challenges in Central Asia 1
... approaches, complex and effective in the humanitarian, political and socio-economic spheres, that will contribute to solving the problem of building and strenghtening the Afghan state. It is necessary new ...
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The Updated Commentary on the First Geneva Convention – A New Tool for Generating Respect for International Humanitarian Law
... The principal objective of the First Geneva Convention is to ensure the respect and protection of wounded and sick members of the armed forces in times of armed conflict. Warfare has evolved enormously since this ...
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The Role of Task and Process Conflict in Strategizing
... task conflict and process ...process conflict reported in the ...process conflict underpin one another (see also Greer et ...of conflict simply morphing into or stimulating another type ...
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The role of non-state actors in public policy formulation in Kenya: The case of national disaster risk reduction Policy
... THE ROLE OF NON-STATE ACTORS IN PUBLIC POLICY FORMULATION IN KENYA: THE CASE OF NATIONAL DISASTER RISK REDUCTION.. POLICY.[r] ...
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Food Policy Development in the Australian State of Victoria: A Case Study of the Food Alliance
... the state of Victoria, the lesson learned is the importance of working with local agricultural and producer interests in a state where agriculture is such an important part of the economy and is akin to ...
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'We will wear the pants; you will wear the skirts'. Perspectives on women and conflict in a Malian context
... affected by the sharia implementation; they were subjected to strict rules of modesty and veiling, forced to abandon their economic activities, and flogged for the violation of rules restricting the listening of music ...
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Combating Modern Slavery: An Examination of Legal Frameworks and Enforcement Mechanisms on Non-State Actors.
... FIFA was criticised for awarding the 2022 World Cup to Qatar, a country with unfavourable human rights record and little national soccer history/ and infrastructure brought about workers’ rights abuses, leading to modern ...
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The Geography of Cyber Conflict: Through a Glass Darkly
... a State actually should or would apply that test, how the test’s application will differ in the cyber and non-cyber contexts and what that divergence teaches us about conflict in the ...
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The Free and Open Indo-Pacific Strategy: ASEAN’s Perspective as a Tug of War, the United States and China
... The Trump administration has a clear vision for the Indo-Pacific in the 21st century. It is an American vision that is deeply engaged in the region's economic, political, cultural, and security affairs. Like so many of ...
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The role of international actors in post-conflict Bosnian elections
... The 2000 elections continued much as the previous ones (1996 and 1998) under the authority of the OSCE and the Provisional Election Commission (PEC). This mandate was extended by the Peace Implementation Council (PIC) ...
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Adverse Cyber Operations: Causality, Attribution, Evidence, and Due Diligence
... towards Non-Forcible Counter- measures and Collective Threat-Prevention, in P EACETIME R EGIME FOR S TATE A CTIVITIES IN C Y- BERSPACE : I NTERNATIONAL L AW , I NTERNATIONAL R ELATIONS AND D IPLOMACY 621, 621–22 ...
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