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Human Resource Development in New Nuclear Energy States

December 12, 2012

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Human Resource Development in New Nuclear Energy States: Case Studies from the Middle East

November 2012, John P. Banks, Kevin Massy and Charles K. Ebinger

Conclusions and Recommendations for eDiplomacy @ State

October 25, 2012, Fergus Hanson

Knowledge Management for eDiplomacy Resources

October 25, 2012, Fergus Hanson

Internet Freedom: The Role of the U.S. State Department

October 25, 2012, Fergus Hanson

Public Diplomacy

October 25, 2012, Fergus Hanson

The History of eDiplomacy at the U.S. Department of State

October 25, 2012, Fergus Hanson

Baked in and Wired: eDiplomacy @ State

October 25, 2012, Fergus Hanson

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Moore’s law is the idea that our technology—particularly our microchips—has doubled in its power capacity just about every 18 months or so. Moore’s law, though, doesn’t stop. If Moore’s law holds true, the way it’s held true over the last forty years, within twenty five years our technologies will be a billion times more powerful than they are today.

September 4, 2012, Peter W. Singer, ABC News

Trapwire: It’s Not the Surveillance, It’s the Sleaze

August 14, 2012, Noah Shachtman

New Technologies and Human Rights Monitoring

August 6, 2012

Let’s Admit It: The U.S. Is at War in Yemen, Too

June 14, 2012, Spencer Ackerman and Noah Shachtman

For years we’ve been hearing this real Cassandra talk, from guys like Leon Panetta, about how the next Pearl Harbor could be online. It always seemed a little bit out of whack with what we saw in the real world. …This discovery [of the link between Stuxnet and Flame computer worms] gives a much fuller picture of what this much larger campaign of espionage and sabotage entailed. We knew about Stuxnet and we knew about Duqu [another cyber weapon]... And now we’ve got this third, major effort to do all kinds of espionage, and evidence strongly suggests that they’re all linked.

June 11, 2012, Noah Shachtman, The Telegraph

We now know why they [top administration officials] were making those predictions [of a cyber attack]. They were talking about themselves—not what some outside opponent could do to us, but what we were doing to others...The U.S. has basically endorsed the use of these things publicly, and that does change the game.

June 10, 2012, Noah Shachtman, The Hill

The "Oceans 11" of Cyber Strikes

May 2012, Peter W. Singer

Mords-Maschinen

May 2012, Peter W. Singer

Alec Ross on the Future of Ediplomacy

April 12, 2012, Fergus Hanson

Internet Freedom: An Interview with Alec Ross

April 11, 2012, Fergus Hanson

Ediplomacy: What’s It All about Anyway?

April 10, 2012, Fergus Hanson

Darpa’s Next Grand Challenge: Build Us Lifelike, Humanoid Robots

April 5, 2012, Noah Shachtman

Revolution at the U.S. Department of State: The Spread of Ediplomacy

March 2012, Fergus Hanson

Stimulating Innovation on the Periphery

January 27, 2012, Diana Villiers Negroponte

War By Remote Control: Drones Make It Easy

November 26, 2011, Peter W. Singer

A Noble Quest to Beat Back a Cyber Threat

October 21, 2011, Peter W. Singer

The U.S. Coast Guard and 21st Century Law Enforcement on the High Seas

September 1, 2011, Jeffrey Randall