Information
Warfare (IW)
1.
Information Warfare Tutorial
(DoD)
2.
What is Information Warfare?
(Libicki)
3.
Information Warfare
(Lewis)
4.
Conflict and the Computer: IW and Related Ethical Issues
(Nitzberg)
5.
Information Warfare. Developing a Conceptual Framework
(Garigue)
6.
Information Warfare: Same wine, different bottle?
(Konopatzke)
7.
Information Warfare: A Two-Edges Sword
(RAND)
8.
Information War - Cyberwar - Netwar
(Stein)
9.
Glossary: The Convoluted Terminology of Information Warfare
(Whitaker)
10.
Legal and Practical Constraints on Information Warfare
(Kuschner)
11.
Questions on Information Warfare
(Denning)
12.
Information Warfare: Impacts and Concerns
(McLendon)
13.
Educating the DoD about Information Warfare
(Kuehl)
14.
Report of the Defense Science Board on IW - D
(DSB)
15.
Links on Information Warfare
(Goldberg)
16.
Information Warfare and Deterrence
(Harknett)
17.
Deterring Information Warfare: a New Strategic Challenge
(Thomas)
18.
Warfare in the Information Age
(Berkowitz)
19.
Testimony by Director Central Intelligence
(Tenet)
20.
Military Theory and Information Warfare
(Henry-Peartree)
21.
Strategic Information Warfare: A New Face of War
(Molander-Riddile-Wilson)
22.
The Small and the Many
(Libicki)
23.
Information Warfare: time for some constructive skepticim
(Rothrock)
24.
Emerging challenge: security and safety in cyberspace
(Hundley-Anderson)
25.
An exploration of cyberspace: security R&D investment strategies for DARPA
(Anderson-Hearn)
26.
Strategic Information Warfare Rising
(Molander-Wilson-Mussington-Mesic)
27.
IW: new roles for information systems in military operations
(Crawford)
28.
Cornnerstones on Information Warfare
(Fogleman-Widnall)
29.
Chinese Information Warfare
(Yoshihara)
30.
Ethics and Information Warfare
(Arquilla)
31.
Information Warfare: Hype or Reality?
(Eriksson)
32.
IW: The Perfect Terrorist Weapon
(Shahar)
33.
IW: Issues and Perspectives
(Miller)
34.
IW and Its Impacts on Commercial Enterprises
(Saarelain)
35.
IW Is Not InfoSec Re-Packaged
(Schwartau)
36.
IW, Defeat the Enemy before Battle
(Ivefors)
37.
IW Cyberlaw
(Di Censo)
38.
Countering Non-lethal IW
(Kluepfel)
39.
IW: a brief guide to defense preparedness
(Libicki)
40.
Induced Fragility in Information Age Warfare
((Fowler-Peterson)
41.
Hardening Your Computing Assets
(Kopp)
42.
When Computers are Weapons: IW and the Security dilemma
(Lunardi)
43.
Toward a Functional Model of IW
(Johnson)
44.
The IW Threat fron Sub-State Groups
(Rathmell-Overill-Valeri-Gearson)
45.
The Low-Tech Side of IW
(Berger)
46.
Information Technology - Essential but Vulnerable
(Pethia)
47.
Some Cautionary Thoughts on IW
(DiNardo-Hughes)
48.
IW Pionners Take Top Pentagon Positions
(Book)
49.
The Ethics on IW and Statecraft
(Kuehl)
50.
Intelligence is the Long Pole in the Information Operations Tent
(Campen)
51.
IW: Time to Prepare
(Berkowitz)
52.
Infowar paper
(Coetzee)
53.
Information Dominance
(Libicki)
54.
Definition of Terms
55.
War in Cyberspace
(Correll)
56.
IW: Peering Inside Pandora's Postmodern Box
(Cronin)
57.
Cybercrime...Cyberterrorism...Cyberwarfare
(CSIS)
58.
D'ont Techno for an Answer the False Promise of IW
(Goodwin)
59.
Keeping IW in Perspective
(Gompert)
60.
The Legitimization of Strategig IW
(Molander-Siang)
61.
The Information Time Bomb
(Cornell)
62.
The Great Cyberwar in 2002
(Arquilla)
63.
Cyberspace: The next Battlefield
(Stone)
64.
Concept Paper Information Superiority
(Hall)
65.
Get Ready for Cyberwars
(Chepesiuk)
66.
Infowar
(Browning)
67.
IW Isn't What you Think
(Fulghum-Wall)
68.
US prepares for Cyberwar
(Wolf)
69.
Illuminating Tomorrows War
(Libicki)
a.
Foundations
b.
Implications
c.
Alternatives
d.
Characteristics
e.
Construction
f.
Conclusions
70.
The Changing Role of Information in Warfare
(Libicki-Shapiro)
71.
Knowledge Strategies: balancing Ends, Ways and Means
(Fast)
72.
Information Terrorism
(Demost-Houghton-Pollard)
73.
Cyberspace Situational Awareness
(Bass)
74.
Jointness Defines Priorities
(Ackerman)
75.
Space Warriors Defend Information Assest
(Sheehy)
76.
A Powerful Vision
(Robinson)
77.
Afghanistan is only the tip of the Network-Centric iceberg
(Ackerman)
78.
Information Age Warfare must enliste Civilian Partnerships
(Campen)
79.
Sometimes the Dragon Wins
(Dunlap)
80.
IW and the New Challenges to Waging Just War
(Hirschland)
81.
Command in a Network-Centric War
(Forges)
