Journal of Law & Cyber Warfare Summer 2017

Volume 6, Issue 1

Six pieces across three sections. Jennifer Deutsch and Daniel Garrie open with a special comment on Instagram, which their title describes as a new threat and its limits for liability. Three articles follow: John Dever and James Dever III on “A Democracy of Users”; J. Alexandra Bruce on abandoning warrantless electronic surveillance to preclude intrusive government searches; and Mark Peters asking whether options exist for cyber enhanced sanction strategies. Two country briefings close the issue — Rhea Siers on North Korea, in a piece titled “The Cyber Wild Card 2.0”, and Dhiraj R. Duraiswami on privacy and data protection in India. State power exercised through networks is the recurring subject: surveillance, sanctions, and two national profiles. Siers wrote on North Korea under the same title, without the 2.0, in Volume 4, Issue 1.