Emerging Technologies and International Security
Machines, the State, and War
Herausgeber: Steff, Reuben; Soare, Simona R; Burton, Joe
Emerging Technologies and International Security
Machines, the State, and War
Herausgeber: Steff, Reuben; Soare, Simona R; Burton, Joe
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This book offers a multi-disciplinary analysis of emerging technologies and their impact on the new international security environment across three levels of analysis.
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This book offers a multi-disciplinary analysis of emerging technologies and their impact on the new international security environment across three levels of analysis.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: CRC Press
- Seitenzahl: 296
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. November 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 236mm x 155mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 612g
- ISBN-13: 9780367407391
- ISBN-10: 0367407396
- Artikelnr.: 60000976
- Verlag: CRC Press
- Seitenzahl: 296
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. November 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 236mm x 155mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 612g
- ISBN-13: 9780367407391
- ISBN-10: 0367407396
- Artikelnr.: 60000976
Reuben Steff is Senior Lecturer at the New Zealand Institute for Security and Crime Science and Political Science Programme, University of Waikato, New Zealand. Joe Burton is Senior Lecturer at the New Zealand Institute for Security and Crime Science, University of Waikato, and a Marie Curie fellow (MSCA-IF) at Université Libre de Bruxelles. Simona R. Soare is Senior Associate Analyst at European Union Institute for Security Studies (EUISS), working on transatlantic defence.
Introduction: Machines, the State and War Reuben Steff, Joe Burton and
Simona R. Soare 1. Histories of Technologies: Society, the State and the
Emergence of Postmodern Warfare Joe Burton Section I: The Machine and the
International System 2. Emerging Technologies and the Chinese Challenge to
US Innovation Leadership James Johnson 3. Artificial Intelligence:
Implications for Small States Reuben Steff 4. Artificial Intelligence and
the Military Balance of Power: Interrogating the US-China Confrontation
Reuben Steff and Khusrow Abbasi 5. Mitigating Accidental War: Lethal
Autonomous Weapons Systems and De-Escalation Strategies Aiden Warren and
Alek Hillas Section II: Emerging Technologies, the State and the Changing
Character of Conflict 6. Politics in the Machine: The Political Context of
Emerging Technologies, National Security and Great Power Competition
Simona R. Soare 7. Inequitable Internet. Reclaiming Digital Sovereignty
through the Blockchain Andrew Colarik and MAJ Richard Wilson 8. The
Evolution of the Russian Way of Informatsionnaya Voyna Sean Ainsworth 9. US
Grand Strategy and the Use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles during the George W.
Bush Administration Francis Okpaleke and Joe Burton Section III: The State,
Society and Non-State Actors 10. Cyber Autonomy: Automating the Hacker -
Self-healing, Self-adaptive, Automatic Cyber Defense Systems and their
Impact to the Industry, Society and National Security Ryan K. L. Ko 11. The
International Security Implications of 3D Printed Firearms Pete Cook 12.
Deepfakes and Synthetic Media Curtis Barnes and Tom Barraclough 13. Cyber
Threat Attribution, Trust and Confidence, and the Contestability of
National Security Policy William Hoverd 14. Disrupting Paradigms through
New Technologies: Assessing the Potential of 'Smart' Water Points to
Improve Water Security for Marginalized Communities Nathan John Cooper 15.
"Just wrong", "disgusting", "grotesque": How to Deal with Public Rejection
of New Potentially Life-saving Technologies Dan Weijers Conclusion:
Society, Security & Technology: Mapping a Fluid Relationship Simona R.
Soare
Simona R. Soare 1. Histories of Technologies: Society, the State and the
Emergence of Postmodern Warfare Joe Burton Section I: The Machine and the
International System 2. Emerging Technologies and the Chinese Challenge to
US Innovation Leadership James Johnson 3. Artificial Intelligence:
Implications for Small States Reuben Steff 4. Artificial Intelligence and
the Military Balance of Power: Interrogating the US-China Confrontation
Reuben Steff and Khusrow Abbasi 5. Mitigating Accidental War: Lethal
Autonomous Weapons Systems and De-Escalation Strategies Aiden Warren and
Alek Hillas Section II: Emerging Technologies, the State and the Changing
Character of Conflict 6. Politics in the Machine: The Political Context of
Emerging Technologies, National Security and Great Power Competition
Simona R. Soare 7. Inequitable Internet. Reclaiming Digital Sovereignty
through the Blockchain Andrew Colarik and MAJ Richard Wilson 8. The
Evolution of the Russian Way of Informatsionnaya Voyna Sean Ainsworth 9. US
Grand Strategy and the Use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles during the George W.
Bush Administration Francis Okpaleke and Joe Burton Section III: The State,
Society and Non-State Actors 10. Cyber Autonomy: Automating the Hacker -
Self-healing, Self-adaptive, Automatic Cyber Defense Systems and their
Impact to the Industry, Society and National Security Ryan K. L. Ko 11. The
International Security Implications of 3D Printed Firearms Pete Cook 12.
Deepfakes and Synthetic Media Curtis Barnes and Tom Barraclough 13. Cyber
Threat Attribution, Trust and Confidence, and the Contestability of
National Security Policy William Hoverd 14. Disrupting Paradigms through
New Technologies: Assessing the Potential of 'Smart' Water Points to
Improve Water Security for Marginalized Communities Nathan John Cooper 15.
"Just wrong", "disgusting", "grotesque": How to Deal with Public Rejection
of New Potentially Life-saving Technologies Dan Weijers Conclusion:
Society, Security & Technology: Mapping a Fluid Relationship Simona R.
Soare
Introduction: Machines, the State and War Reuben Steff, Joe Burton and
Simona R. Soare 1. Histories of Technologies: Society, the State and the
Emergence of Postmodern Warfare Joe Burton Section I: The Machine and the
International System 2. Emerging Technologies and the Chinese Challenge to
US Innovation Leadership James Johnson 3. Artificial Intelligence:
Implications for Small States Reuben Steff 4. Artificial Intelligence and
the Military Balance of Power: Interrogating the US-China Confrontation
Reuben Steff and Khusrow Abbasi 5. Mitigating Accidental War: Lethal
Autonomous Weapons Systems and De-Escalation Strategies Aiden Warren and
Alek Hillas Section II: Emerging Technologies, the State and the Changing
Character of Conflict 6. Politics in the Machine: The Political Context of
Emerging Technologies, National Security and Great Power Competition
Simona R. Soare 7. Inequitable Internet. Reclaiming Digital Sovereignty
through the Blockchain Andrew Colarik and MAJ Richard Wilson 8. The
Evolution of the Russian Way of Informatsionnaya Voyna Sean Ainsworth 9. US
Grand Strategy and the Use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles during the George W.
Bush Administration Francis Okpaleke and Joe Burton Section III: The State,
Society and Non-State Actors 10. Cyber Autonomy: Automating the Hacker -
Self-healing, Self-adaptive, Automatic Cyber Defense Systems and their
Impact to the Industry, Society and National Security Ryan K. L. Ko 11. The
International Security Implications of 3D Printed Firearms Pete Cook 12.
Deepfakes and Synthetic Media Curtis Barnes and Tom Barraclough 13. Cyber
Threat Attribution, Trust and Confidence, and the Contestability of
National Security Policy William Hoverd 14. Disrupting Paradigms through
New Technologies: Assessing the Potential of 'Smart' Water Points to
Improve Water Security for Marginalized Communities Nathan John Cooper 15.
"Just wrong", "disgusting", "grotesque": How to Deal with Public Rejection
of New Potentially Life-saving Technologies Dan Weijers Conclusion:
Society, Security & Technology: Mapping a Fluid Relationship Simona R.
Soare
Simona R. Soare 1. Histories of Technologies: Society, the State and the
Emergence of Postmodern Warfare Joe Burton Section I: The Machine and the
International System 2. Emerging Technologies and the Chinese Challenge to
US Innovation Leadership James Johnson 3. Artificial Intelligence:
Implications for Small States Reuben Steff 4. Artificial Intelligence and
the Military Balance of Power: Interrogating the US-China Confrontation
Reuben Steff and Khusrow Abbasi 5. Mitigating Accidental War: Lethal
Autonomous Weapons Systems and De-Escalation Strategies Aiden Warren and
Alek Hillas Section II: Emerging Technologies, the State and the Changing
Character of Conflict 6. Politics in the Machine: The Political Context of
Emerging Technologies, National Security and Great Power Competition
Simona R. Soare 7. Inequitable Internet. Reclaiming Digital Sovereignty
through the Blockchain Andrew Colarik and MAJ Richard Wilson 8. The
Evolution of the Russian Way of Informatsionnaya Voyna Sean Ainsworth 9. US
Grand Strategy and the Use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles during the George W.
Bush Administration Francis Okpaleke and Joe Burton Section III: The State,
Society and Non-State Actors 10. Cyber Autonomy: Automating the Hacker -
Self-healing, Self-adaptive, Automatic Cyber Defense Systems and their
Impact to the Industry, Society and National Security Ryan K. L. Ko 11. The
International Security Implications of 3D Printed Firearms Pete Cook 12.
Deepfakes and Synthetic Media Curtis Barnes and Tom Barraclough 13. Cyber
Threat Attribution, Trust and Confidence, and the Contestability of
National Security Policy William Hoverd 14. Disrupting Paradigms through
New Technologies: Assessing the Potential of 'Smart' Water Points to
Improve Water Security for Marginalized Communities Nathan John Cooper 15.
"Just wrong", "disgusting", "grotesque": How to Deal with Public Rejection
of New Potentially Life-saving Technologies Dan Weijers Conclusion:
Society, Security & Technology: Mapping a Fluid Relationship Simona R.
Soare