Bombs and bandwidth : the emerging relationship between information technology and security / Robert Latham, editor.

Includes bibliographical references (pages [278]-312) and index.

Introduction / Robert Latham -- 1. Cyber-security as an Emergent Infrastructure / Dorothy E. Denning -- 2. The American Cyber-Angst and the Real World - Any Link? / Ralf Bendrath -- 3. Beyond the American Fortress: Understanding Homeland Security in the Information Age / Rachel E. D. Yould -- 4. Toward a Theory of Border Control / Martin C. Libicki -- 5. The Transformation of Global Surveillance / Susan Landau -- 6. Privacy and Secrecy After September 11 / Marc Rotenberg -- Exhibit: Observing Surveillance / Marc Rotenberg, Mihir Kshirsagar, Cedric Laurant and Kate Rears -- 7. Social and Electronic Networks in the War on Terror / Ronald J. Deibert and Janice Gross Stein -- 8. Programming Theaters of War: Gamemakers as Soldiers / Timothy Lenoir -- 9. Perpetual Revolution in Military Affairs, International Security, and Information / Chris Hables Gray -- 10. Bullets to Bytes: Reflections on ICTs and "Local" Conflict / Rafal Rohozinski -- 11. ICT and the World of Smuggling / Carolyn Nordstrom -- 12. Information Technology and the Web Activism of the Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan (RAWA) - Electronic Politics and New Global Conflict / Michael Dartnell -- 13. The Internet's Mediation Potential in Protracted Conflicts: The Case of Burundi / Rose M. Kadende-Kaiser.