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Program + Last chance for early-bird tickets for our 2022 Conference on International Cyber Security
Early-bird tickets for our upcoming conference on 8 and 9 November 2022 are available until Wednesday 31 August! You can purchase tickets here.
We are also happy to announce our full program, featuring eight different panel sessions on topics as conflict, technology and internet governance, espionage, cybercrime, Russia and Ukraine, and international law. You can check out the complete program at this page.
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22 September | Cyber Persistence Theory: redefining national security in cyberspace, with Richard Harknett
In our September monthly seminar, we welcome Richard Harknett, Professor and Director of Public and International Affairs and Chair of the Center for Cyber Strategy and Policy at the University of Cincinnati. He will present the book Cyber Persistence Theory, co-authored with Michael P. Fischerkeller and Emily O. Goldman.
This seminar will be held online via Zoom from 16:00-17:00 CET. Register here to join us on Thursday 22 September.
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Introducing Arun Sukumar, our new postdoctoral researcher
In September 2022, Arun Sukumar will join us our Program at Leiden University – Institute of Security and Global Affairs as a postdoctoral researcher. Arun’s research examines the creation and interpretation of rules for responsible state behaviour in cyberspace, and more broadly, of security regimes around emerging technologies. Read more about Arun here.
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Eva Claessen and Julia Voo's Visiting Fellowships
Eva Claessen, PhD researcher in Russia studies at the Leuven Centre for Global Governance Studies (GGS), and Julia Voo, Cyber Fellow and lead of the team behind Harvard Belfer's National Cyber Power Index, joined us both for a visiting fellowship in The Hague in May. Read about their experiences here (Eva) and here (Julia).
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Visiting Fellows in Fall 2022
This fall we will be joined in The Hague by Yuliya Miadzvetskaya, Researcher at the Chair of Law and Artificial Intelligence at the University of Tübingen, Louise Marie Hurel, PhD Researcher in Data, Networks and Society at the London School of Economics, and Tommaso Comunale, Security Analyst at the Center for the Study of Democracy.
More information about our upcoming fellows and our program can be found here.
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Visiting Fellowships Program: Applications open for 2023!
Are you interested to join us for a short-term Visiting Fellowship in the Hague? Our program offers researchers and professionals with an interest and/or background in international cyber security at any stage of their career (from early-career researchers to established professionals) a short-term fellowship of one week up to three weeks at Leiden University's The Hague Campus. The fellowships cover travel and accommodation expenses.
More information on how to apply and previous fellows of the program can be found here.
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| Latest video on our YouTube channel |
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Video | New War Technologies and International Law: The Legal Limits to Weaponising Nanomaterials, with Kobi Leins
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| Elsewhere (in cyberspace) |
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International Law and Cybersecurity Governance
This publication by the EU Cyber Direct project reflects on the future of discussions on the applicability of international law to States’ use of ICTs in the context of highly politicised discussions at the multilateral level, edited by The Hague Program Associate Fellow François Delerue and Aude Géry, with contributions from Giovanna Adinolfi, Barrie Sander, Vera Rusinova, Duncan Hollis and Talita Dias. Download the PDF here.
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21 September | Big Cyber Ideas Festival
Save the date for the next virtual Big Cyber Ideas Festival on Wednesday 21 September from 17:00-19:00 (CET) in GatherTown! More information soon on ECCRI's website here.
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| Latest entries in our International Cyber Security Bibliography |
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- Work, J.D. (2022). "Burned and Blinded: Escalation Risks of Intelligence Loss from Countercyber Operations in Crisis." International Journal of Intelligence and CounterIntelligence.
- Wolff, J. (2022). Cyberinsurance Policy: Rethinking Risk in an Age of Ransomware, Computer Fraud, Data Breaches, and Cyberattacks, MIT Press.
- Weiss, M. (2022). "The rise of cybersecurity warriors?" Small Wars & Insurgencies 33 (1-2): 272-293.
- Shackelford, S.J. (2022). Governing New Frontiers in the Information Age, Cambridge University Press.
- Maschmeyer, L. (2022). "Subversion, Cyber Operations, and Reverse Structural Power in World Politics." European Journal of International Relations.
- Lilly, B. (2022). Russian Information Warfare: Assault on Democracies in the Cyber Wild West, Naval Institute Press.
- Kello, L. (2022). Striking Back: The End of Peace in Cyberspace - And How to Restore It, Yale University Press.
- Eichensehr, K. (2022). "Not Illegal: The SolarWinds Incident and International Law." European Journal of Internaitonal Law.
- Cunningham, F.S. (2022). "Strategic Subsitution: China's Search for Coercive Leverage in the Information Age." International Security 47 (1): 46-92.
- Dwyer, A., and A. Ertan (eds). (2022). The Cyber Defense Review - Summer Special Issues: An Offensive Future? 7 (3), featuring:
- Bates, A. (2022). "Prepare and Prevent: Don't Repair and Repent: The Role of Insurance in Offensive Cyber." The Cyber Defense Review 7 (3): 17-29.
- Dellago, M., D. Woods, and A. Simpson. (2022). "Exploit Brokers and Offensive Cyber Operations." The Cyber Defense Review 7 (3): 31-47.
- Nakayama, B. (2022). "Democracies and the Future of Offensive (Cyber-Enabled) Information Operations." The Cyber Defense Review 7 (3): 49-65. Author The Cyber Defense Review 7 (3):
- Lawson, E. (2022). "Between Two Stools: Military and Intelligence Organizations in the Conduct of Offensive Cyber Operations." The Cyber Defense Review 7 (3): 67-77. Author The Cyber Defense Review 7 (3):
- Katagiri, N. (2022). "Three Conditions for Cyber Countermeasures: Opportunities and Challenges of Active-Defense Operations." The Cyber Defense Review 7 (3): 79-89. Author The Cyber Defense Review 7 (3):
- Valeriano, B. (2022). "The Failure of the Offense/Defense Balance in Cyber Security." The Cyber Defense Review 7 (3): 91-101.
- Burton. J. (2022). "The Future of Cyber Conflict Studies: Cyber Subcultures and the Road to Interdisciplinarity." The Cyber Defense Review 7 (3): 103-115.
- Thornton, R., and M. Miron. (2022). "Winning Future Wars: Russian Offensive Cyber and Its Vital Importance in Moscow’s Strategic Thinking." The Cyber Defense Review 7 (3): 117-135.
- Dwyer, A, and A. Ertan. (2022). "Introduction: An Offensive Future?" The Cyber Defense Review 7 (3): 9-13.
Complete bibliography found here. Please send any additions or suggestions to info@thehagueprogram.nl.
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Vériter, S.L., M. Kaminska, D. Broeders & J. Koops (eds.) (2021). Responding to the COVID-19 'infodemic': National countermeasures against information influence in Europe. |
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Cristiano, F., D. Broeders and D. Weggemans (eds.) (2020). Countering cyber terrorism in a time of ‘war on words’: Kryptonite for the protection of digital rights? |
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Broeders, D., E. De Busser and P. Pawlak. (2020). Three tales of attribution in cyberspace: Criminal law, international law and policy debates |
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Roguski, P. (2020). Application of International Law to Cyber Operations: A Comparative Analysis of States' Views |
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Broeders, D., L. Adamson and R. Creemers. (2019). Coalition of the unwilling? Chinese and Russian perspectives on cyberspace |
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Broeders, D., S. Boeke and I. Georgieva. (2019). Foreign intelligence in the digital age. Navigating a state of 'unpeace' |
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