GSSR Volume 10, Issue 2 Available for Download

Volume 10, Issue 2 of The Georgetown Security Studies Review is now available. View and download the issue here.

Georgetown Security Studies Review Volume 10 Issue 2

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Uncollated individual articles can be found below:

Carley Berlin, “Winning the War of Ideas: How the United States Can Use Counter-Messaging to Fight the Russian Imperial Movement“

Shuva Das and Leo S.F. Lin, “Trafficking of Women in Bangladesh: An Analysis from a Feminist Human-Security Framework“

Jie Gao, “Hardening the Shield Against North Korea’s “All-Purpose Sword”: An Evolving North Korean Cyber Threat and Its Policy Responses“

Steven Hu, “Authoritarian Friends and Totalitarian Enemies: The Relevance of the Kirkpatrick Doctrine in the Twenty-First Century“

Michael Kiseok Kang, “Enemies, Allies, and Artificial Intelligence: Developing Rules and Norms for Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems“

Alisa Laufer, “Irregular Conflict, Irregular Harms: Analyzing Patterns of Civilian Harm in the South China Sea“

Ona Spreenberg, “Technology Companies as Emerging Superpowers: A Brazil Case Study on the Competition Between American and Chinese Cloud Computing Companies for Global Influence“