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Evolution, Not Revolution: The Digital Divide In American And Australian Contexts, Stuart Murray
Evolution, Not Revolution: The Digital Divide In American And Australian Contexts, Stuart Murray
Stuart Murray
Extract: Revolutions in information and communication technology (ICT) can have a profound impact on the relations between people, nations and institutions. Gutenberg’s invention of a printing press with movable type (circa 1439), for instance, meant that European literature could suddeny be mass produced. The technology transformed the speed and volume at which information was gathered, collated and disseminated – information which permeated then changed society. Similarly, the telegraph, telephone, radio and television dramatically altered the way disparate and estranged humans and states interacted with one another. Such changes were far reaching, but none are quite on the scale of the …
Grand Strategy And China's Search For Prestige, Lukas Danner
Grand Strategy And China's Search For Prestige, Lukas Danner
Lukas K. Danner
No abstract provided.
The Role Of Great Powers In China's Grand Strategy, Lukas Danner
The Role Of Great Powers In China's Grand Strategy, Lukas Danner
Lukas K. Danner
No abstract provided.
Pariah Diplomacy, Huss Banai
The Strategic Logic Of Us-Iran Enmity, Huss Banai
Reflexive Diplomacy, Huss Banai
Framing The Issues In Moral Terms Iii: Rights And Right Conduct, Robert Williams
Framing The Issues In Moral Terms Iii: Rights And Right Conduct, Robert Williams
Robert E. Williams Jr.
The development of a global human rights culture has had a profound effect on the way discussions of military ethics are framed. This is most apparent in the development of the “responsibility to protect” norm amid a broader debate concerning military intervention to stop serious human rights abuses. With policymakers and international lawyers, many just war theorists have adopted an understanding of military ethics centered on human rights. This essay describes the development of the rights-based perspective on the use of force and its impact on key questions regarding the resort to war and just conduct in war.
Assessing 'Deacon' Mccormick From The Perspective Of The Intelligence Community, Daniel Baldino
Assessing 'Deacon' Mccormick From The Perspective Of The Intelligence Community, Daniel Baldino
Daniel Baldino