Robinson, Michael, Jones, Kevin, Janicke, Helge, and Maglaras, Leandros. 2018. In Journal of Network and Computer Applications 114: 70-87. This article is a dense and in-depth research overview of how peace can be…
Juršėnas, A., Karlauskas, K., Ledinauskas, E., Maskeliūnas, G., Ruseckas, J. 2021. In Riga: NATO Strategic Communications Centre of Excellence. This report explores the fortunes and misfortunes of AI technologies and…
Hwang, Feng-tai. 2017. In Fletcher Security Review 3 (1): 85–90. This journal reveals interesting aspects of how space capabilities are perceived in China (and the US and Russia). The used categorisations illustrate…
Hitchens, Theresa. 2020. In War and Peace in Outer Space: Law, Policy, and Ethics, edited by Cassandra Steer and Matthew Hersch, 55-89. 1st edition. New York: Oxford University Press. This chapter explores the…
Hennessey, Susan. 2017. In Foreign Affairs 96 (6): 39-46. At the outset, this article takes the US as an example of how and why achieving peace in the cyber realm is difficult. To be more specific, the dichotomy…
Hinitz, Blythe F., and Stomfay-Stitz, Aline M. 1997. Paper for presentation at the Annual Meeting of the American Educational Research Association, Chicago. This document sums up how education about peace is a primary…
Gomes, Mariana Selister, and Marques, Renata Rodrigues. 2021. In Security Dialogue 52: 78-87. This article echoes a larger scholarly debate about The Copenhagen School – also known as the securitization theory. See…
Determann, Lothar and Guttenberg, Karl T. 2014. In Hastings Constitutional Law Quarterly 41 (4): 875-902. An interesting perspective on how to achieve peace in the cyber realm. In general, peace is perceived as a…
Boin, Arjen, Ekengren, Magnus, and Rhinard, Mark. 2021. In Understanding the Creeping Crisis, edited by Arjen Boin, Magnus Ekengren, Mark Rhinard, 1-17. 1st edition. Switzerland: Springer Nature Switzerland AG. This…
Chang, Yung-Yung. 2021. In Journal of Chinese Political Science 26 (1): 27-65. This article delves into the constructions of narratives online in relation to the Covid pandemic. To be more specific, the competing…