Most Recent Articles from Air Force Law Review

• Sovereignty in cyberspace: can it exist? 

  I. INTRODUCTION A. On-Going Cyberwar? B. International Law and Cyberspace C. Why Is Sovereignty Important? D. What Is...

  12/01/09 by Patrick W. Franzese · More from publication

• Non-intervention and neutrality in cyberspace: an emerging principle in the national practice of international law 

  I. INTRODUCTION II. EMERGENCE OF CYBER WARFARE III. CYBER NEUTRALITY, A BASIC RUBRIC IV. CASE STUDY: THE CYBER ATTACK ON GEORGIA,...

  12/01/09 by Joshua E. Kastenberg · More from publication

• Armed attack in cyberspace: deterring asymmetric warfare with an asymmetric definition 

  I. INTRODUCTION II. APPLYING CURRENT INTERNATIONAL LAW TO CYBERSPACE ATTACKS: FALLING SHORT WITHOUT DEFINITIONS A. What is Cyberspace?...

  12/01/09 by Graham H. Todd · More from publication

• Military criminal investigations and the Stored Communications Act 

  I. INTRODUCTION II. THE STORED COMMUNICATIONS ACT III. MILITARY CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIVE ORGANIZATION USE OF THE SCA IV. SCENARIO V....

  12/01/09 by Thomas Dukes, Jr.; Albert C. Rees, Jr. · More from publication

• Cyber warfare operations: development and use under international law 

  I. INTRODUCTION II. DEFINING KEY TERMS A. Cyberspace B. Cyber Warfare III. DEVELOPMENT OF CYBER WARFARE DOCTRINE AND...

  12/01/09 by Arie J. Schaap · More from publication

• Changing the paradigm of internet access from government information systems: a solution to the need for the DOD to take time-sensitive action on the NIPRNET 

  I. INTRODUCTION II. THE NATURE OF DOD CYBERSPACE: CURRENT ASSUMPTIONS AND DANGERS III. INADEQUACIES OF CURRENT REGULATIONS A. Joint...

  12/01/09 by Joshua E. Kastenberg · More from publication

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