The Internet in Bello : Cyber War Law, Ethics & Policy – Resources
November 18, 2011, Berkeley Law
▪Matthew Brunwasser, “Making the Rules of Cyberwar,” PRI/The World (aired November 29, 2011)
▪Hague Convention V — Rights and Duties of Neutral Powers and Persons in Case of War on Land, November 18, 1907
▪Daniel Bethlehem, Outline of remarks
▪Andrew Carswell, Neutrality in Cyber War [Powerpoint presentation]
▪Eric Talbot Jensen, Scenarios 1 and 2
▪Eric Talbot Jensen, audio interview on “Why Cyber War Law Matters,” International Committee of the Red Cross website
▪Eric Talbot Jensen, “Cyber Warfare and Precautions Against the Effects of Attacks,” Texas Law Review, 2010
▪Eric Talbot Jensen, “President Obama and the Changing Cyber Paradigm,” William Mitchell Law Review, 2011
▪Michael Nacht, “The Cyber Security Challenge,” Policy Notes, Goldman School of Public Policy, UC Berkeley, S[ring 2011
▪Abraham Sofaer, David Clark & Whitfield Diffie, “Cyber Security and International Arrangements,” Proceedings of a Workshop on Deterring CyberAttacks: Informing Strategies and Developing Options for U.S. Policy, 2010
▪Sean Watts, “Combatant Status and Computer Network Attack,” Virginia Journal of International Law, 2010
▪Sean Watts, “Low-Intensity Computer Network Attack and Self-Defense,” International Law Studies, 2011