Bombs and bandwidth
Subtitle: the emerging relationship between information technology and security
By: Robert Latham, editor.
Contributors: Latham, Robert, 1956-
Publisher: New Press
Published: 2003
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 326
Subjects: National security -- United States; Information warfare; Military intelligence; World politics -- 21st century; United States -- Military policy
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [278]-312) and index.
Table of contents: title: Cyber-security as an emergent infrastructure / Dorothy E. Denning; title: The American cyber-angst and the real world - any link? / Ralf Bendrath; title: Beyond the American fortress : understanding homeland security in the information age / Rachel E. D. Yould; title: Toward a theory of border control / Martin C. Libicki; title: The transformation of global surveillance / Susan Landau; title: Privacy and secrecy after September 11 / Marc Rotenberg; title: Exhibit : observing surveillance / Marc Rotenberg ... [et al.]; title: Social and electronic networks in the war on terror / Ronald J. Deibert and Janice Gross Stein; title: Programming theaters of war : gamemakers as soldiers / Timothy Lenoir; title: Perpetual revolution in military affairs, international security, and information / Chris Hables Gray; title: Bullets to bytes : reflections on ICTs and "local" conflict / Rafal Rohozinski; title: ICT and the world of smuggling / Carolyn Nordstrom; title: Information technology and the web activism of the Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan (RAWA) - electronic politics and new global conflict / Michael Dartnell; title: The Internet's mediation potential in protracted conflicts : the case of Burundi / Rose M. Kadende-Kaiser.