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Ethics and Information Warfare
From: RAND
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John Arquilla |
EDITOR'S INTRODUCTION |
Since early civilization, war--as a force of conflict and change--has gone hand in hand with rules about what constitutes a "just war." John Arquilla, a senior researcher with RAND, explains the principles and history of just-war theory. He then applies these concepts to an emerging arena of modern warfare: attacks on and conflicts over information warehouses and resources, whether digital databases or communications infrastructures. |
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John Arquilla examines the intersection between ethical rules of war and information warfare in this excerpt from Strategic Appraisal: The Changing Role of Information and Warfare. |
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