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• W21340916 abstract "The term information-age warfare appears in this article 43 times. For brevity, we use the acronym I-AW. Readers should understand that l-AW is not an approved acronym Additionally, the term et alia (and others) appears in this article 42 times. For brevity, we use the symbol +. Readers should understand that these changes apply only to this bibliography.-Editor CYBERWAR, infowar, information-based warfare, cyberterrorism, netwar, cyberpunks, information (or digital) warriors, information dominance, cyberspace defense, information chaos-these are just a few recent coinages reflecting the language dealing with the very broad topic of information-age warfare (I-AW). Publications on this subject are growing exponentially, and because of this and the growing importance of the topic, a pressing need exists to identify and classify the vast amount of literature that has been published on the topic in just the past three or four years. This bibliography strives to capture as much of the published, open-source literature as possible and contains citations to publications that have appeared generally since the beginning of 1992, to include citations to books, journals, newspapers and documents. Due to the large volume of information warfare (IW) publications, this bibliography will be published in two parts. The second part, to be published in the September-October 1998 edition, will consist of cyberspace and security issues, electronic technical dimensions and Internet sites. The research sources of a multitude of databases, CD-ROMs and indexes were used, including those of the Naval Postgraduate library, Stanford University, University of California at Berkeley, the Monterey Institute of International Studies, National Defense University (NDU) library, Pentagon library and the Combined Arms Research Library at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.2 The bibliography is arranged alphabetically under each subject category by author, or title if no author is indicated. It is categorized into the following broad subject categories, with a brief explanation of each category's scope: l. Comparative Studies of Information-Based Conflict Contains citations to publications written either by US authors or foreign nationals concerning I-AW issues in various foreign countries. II. Organizational Aspects of Information Conflict (nonstate actors and networks). Contains articles or books dealing with network war (netwar), societal conflict and crime, short of war, in which protagonists are organized as leaderless networks. III. Perception Management, Psychological Operations (PSYOP) and Deception Issues. Involves the media component of I-AW, public perception of events, deception's role in doctrine and other related topics. IV. Revolution in Military Affairs (RMA). Includes general articles defining I-AW or describing the multifaceted RMA. I. Comparative Studies of Information-Based Conflict Ahrari, M. Ehssan. Chinese Prove to be Attentive Students of Information Warfare. Jane's Intelligence Review, October 1997, 469. Cherkasov, Major-General Aleksandr Vladimirovich. Russia: Psychological, Information Warfare in Local Conflicts. Nezavisimye voyennoye obozreniye, 25-31 January 1997, 2, as translated in FBIS-MA-97-40-S; received via Internet. Chung-lun, Tai. TAIWAN: Defense Journal on Information Warfare. Ch'uan-Ch'iu Fang-Wei Tsa-Chih (Defense Internationa0, 1 February 1997,18-23, as translated in FBIS-HI-97069; received via Internet. Dick, Charles. Views on Future War - Part 1. Jane's Intelligence Review, September 1993, 39s92; Part 2, October 1993, 451-53; Part 3, November 1993, 488-95. Examines the Russian RMA and how future war will be dominated by precision weaponry, information support (reconnaissance and command, control and communication [Ca]) and electronic warfare (EW); addresses the Russian army's future operational and tactical force structure, where the automation of C3 capabilities is seen as essential. …" @default.
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