The Cyber Issue

Note: The Journal hosts some, but not all, content from each Print issue on its website. Some Features, Arguments, Book Reviews and the Keynote Essay appear online. The peer-reviewed essays are hosted externally. They can be found online at JSTOR and EBSCO.

Vol. 70, No. 1 - Winter - 2016

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Note: The Journal hosts some, but not all, content from each Print issue on its website. Some Features, Arguments, Book Reviews and the Keynote Essay appear online. The peer-reviewed essays are hosted externally. They can be found online at JSTOR and EBSCO.

Natural and Quasi-Natural Experiments to Evaluate Cybersecurity Policies

By Benjamin Dean

Honing Cyber Attribution

By Justin Key Canfil

Is Cyber Defense Possible?

By Interview with Sorin Ducaru

The Consequences of Cyber Attacks

By Interview with Toomas Hendrik Ilves

A Crisis of Confidentiality: A Review of 'Lords of Secrecy' by Scott Horton

By Bebe Santa-Wood

The Risk of Cyber War and Cyber Terrorism

By Interview with Richard A. Clarke

Turning Science Fiction Into Reality: A Review of Dark Territory by Fred Kaplan

By ​​​​​​​Debashree Poddar

Inside the Digital Revolution

By Heather Brooke

Covering Cyber—A Journalist’s Inside Look

By Interview With Kim Zetter

Letter From the Editors

By The Editors

Letter From the Dean

By Merit E. Janow 

How the Next U.S. President Can Contain China in Cyberspace

By Rob Knake, Adam Segal

Social Media, Civic Engagement, and the Slacktivism Hypothesis: Lessons From Mexico’s “El Bronco”

By Philip N. Howard, Saiph Savage, Claudia Flores Saviaga, Carlos Toxtli, Andrés Monroy-Hernández

Toward Practical Cyber Counter Deception

By Christopher Porter

Arms Races in Transparency and Secrecy

By Interview With Glenn Greenwald

Attribution of Malicious Cyber Incidents: From Soup to Nuts

By Herbert Lin

A Non-State Strategy for Saving Cyberspace

By Jason Healey

Explaining Russia Through Putin: A Review of The New Tsar by Steven Lee Myers

By Ross Carstens

Terrorist Communications: Are Facebook, Twitter, and Google Responsible for the Islamic State’s Actions?

By Nicole Softness