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READINGS 

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CLASS #1: INTRO & OVERVIEW 

(readings forthcoming) 

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CLASS #2: NATIONAL SECURITY FOUNDATIONS

Wichowski, A (2017) "Introduction." The Information Trade

(additional readings forthcoming) 

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CLASS #3: NATIONAL SECURITY CONCEPTS

EPIC Surveillance Overview (browse)

(additional readings forthcoming) 

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CLASS #4: NATIONAL SECURITY PRACTICES

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CLASS #5: GOVERNMENT TECH

Castells, M. (2012). Networks of outrage & hope: social infrastructure and movements in the internet age.” Pgs 1-19 “Networking defense technologies minds, creating meaning, contesting power”; Pgs 246-262, “Changing the world in a network society”

(additional readings forthcoming) 

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CLASS #6: CITIZEN & SOCIAL MOVEMENT TECH

Coleman, G. (2014). Hacker, hoaxer, whistleblower, spy: The many faces of Anonymous. “And now you have got our tools movements use of attention,” “Project Chanology - I came for the lulz but stayed for the outrage.”

Wichowski, "Secrecy is for losers: how diplomats can protect national security by embracing openness" 

(additional readings forthcoming) 

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CLASS #7: EMERGING PLAYERS TECH

Beebe, S. & Kaldor, M. (2010). The ultimate weapon is no weapon: human security and the new rules of war and peace. Pgs. 19-50, “The Twenty-first century risks” and “The financial entity use of twentieth-century mindset.”

Douek, E. (2021). “Governing online speech: From" posts-as-trumps" to proportionality and probability. Columbia Law Review, vol. 121, Pgs. 759-833 (focus: Pgs. 769-802)

(additional readings forthcoming) 

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CLASS #8: INCENTIVES

Winner, L. (1980). "Do artifacts have politics?" Daedelus

Harari, Y. (2018 ). "Why technology favors tyranny," The Atlantic

 

Schaake, M. (2020). "How democracies can claim back power in the digital world." MIT Technology Review

Nye, J. (2011). The future of power. Pgs. 3-24 “What is power in global affairs”?

(additional readings forthcoming) 

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CLASS #9: WHAT COULD POSSIBLY GO WRONG? 

(additional readings forthcoming) 

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CLASS #10: "PRESS CONFERENCE" 

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CLASS #11: GUEST SPEAKERS

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CLASS #12: SO WHAT? 

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CLASS #13: PRESENTATIONS 

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