Balkin, Jack, James Grimmelmann, Eddan Katz, Nimrod Kozlovski, and Shlomit Wagman. CYBERCRIME Digital Cops in a Networked Enviroment. New York: New York University Printing Press, 2007.
Introduction / Jack M. Balkin and Nimrod Kozlovski -- The physics of digital law : searching for counterintuitive analogies / Daniel E. Geer, Jr. -- Architectural regulation and the evolution of social norms / Lee Tien -- Where computer security meets national security / Helen Nissenbaum -- Real-world problems of virtual crime / Beryl A. Howell -- Designing accountable policing / Nimrod Kozlovski -- Counterstrike / Curtis E.A. Karnow -- Why can’t we all get along? how technology, security, and privacy can coexist in the digital age / Kim A. Taipale -- Calea : does one size still fit all? / Emily Hancock -- The Council of Europe’s convention on cybercrime / Susan W. Brenner -- Digital evidence and the new criminal procedure / Orin S. Kerr.
Basically, i'm interested in the parts about how technology, security and privacy can coexist and wher ecomputer security meets national security
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computer security v. national security
Based on your research to date, what have you learned so far?
well, it's actually quite interesting how little info there is about it
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