Approaches, Assessments, and Frontiers
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Köp båda 2 för 2052 krThis volumes strength is that it combines discussion of more conventional security topics with newer and emerging areas of inquiry. It offers thought-provoking insights into a wide array of international security topics. It will be of interest not only to specialists, but also to broader audiences with a curiosity about the many ways in which technology can both enhance and undermine international security. -- Marijke Breuning, University of North Texas, US At a period of increasing uncertainty and even peril across the globe, when American leadership is needed more than at any time since the Cuban Missile Crisis half a century ago, this bringing together of the top experts in their fields is both important and timely. Technological advances are speeding up exponentially, even though our capacity to direct and even sometimes comprehend them are not, and this book is a noble attempt to close that dangerously yawning gap. As the world moves into a higher gear in the clash between autocracy and democracy, the profound thought found in these chapters which explain clearly the role that technology will play in deciding the outcome could not be more vital. -- Andrew Roberts, author of Churchill: Walking with Destiny It is a truism that we live in a period of rapid and unsettling technological change. This collection of thoughtful essays explores many dimensions of how those changes will shape international security policy. It is a timely and extremely useful collection, well worth the time of those who want to know how humanitys inventions may make us more or, unfortunately and more likely, less secure. -- Eliot A. Cohen, Johns Hopkins SAIS, US
Edited by Tobias T. Gibson, John Langton Professor of Legal Studies and Political Science, Westminster College and Defense and Strategic Studies, Missouri State University and Kurt W. Jefferson, Dean of Graduate Education and Professor, Doctoral Program in Leadership, Spalding University, US
Contents 1 Introduction: the Global Firewall approaches, assessments, and frontiers in security studies and technology 1 Tobias T. Gibson and Kurt W. Jefferson PART I APPROACHES 2 Disrupting alliances: technological adaptation in military doctrine and alliance politics 7 Darrell Driver 3 Development and application of diverse emerging technologies in the United States presents an evolving threat to U.S. national security from foreign adversaries 26 Kenneth Hines 4 India, Pakistan, and environmental security: a path to peace 47 Patrick Homan and Taras Burak 5 Educational wargaming: integrating national security topics within university core curriculum 66 Brooke Taylor PART II ASSESSMENTS 6 Practicing at the speed of relevance: emerging technologies and the changing nature of national security law 76 James E. Baker 7 Making the U.S. military climate ready for modern warfighting 100 Tim Gallaudet 8 Drones and child labor trafficking: using modern technology as a tool against exploitation 120 Kate Perry 9 Information control strategies of China and Russia 139 Allison Lawlor Russell 10 State-sponsored assassinations and how they challenge the CW norm 160 Kathleen M. Vogel PART III FRONTIERS 11 Promise and peril: the next ten years of national security AI and its regulation International security studies and technology 180 James E. Baker 12 Autonomous systems applications in weaponry and intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance: ethics and conflict 196 Robert E. Burnett and Kurt W. Jefferson 13 Silver Screen, Superheroes, Science Fiction, and Security 208 Tobias T. Gibson 14 The dawn of a New Space Age: implications for 21st century international security 221 Patrick James and Francisco Del Canto Viterale 15 Presidential war powers and emerging technology: old questions given new life 244 Blaine Ravert