Emerging Technologies and International Security : Machines, the State, and War.

Intro -- Emerging technologies andinternational security -- Edited by Reuben Steff, Joe Burton,and Simona R. Soare -- Contents -- Figures -- Tables -- Contributors -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Chapter 1 Histories of technologies -- Part I The machine and the international system -- Chapter 2 Emerging technologies andthe Chinese challenge to USinnovation leadership* -- Chapter 3 Artificial intelligence -- Chapter 4 Artificial intelligence and themilitary balance of power -- Chapter 5 Mitigating accidental war -- Part II Emerging technologies, the state, and the changing character of conflict -- Chapter 6 Politics in the machine -- Chapter 7 Inequitable Internet -- Chapter 8 The evolution of the Russian way of informatsionnaya voyna -- Chapter 9 US grand strategy and the useof unmanned aerial vehicles during the George W. Bush administration -- Part III The state, society, and non-state actors -- Chapter 10 Cyber autonomy -- Chapter 11 The international security implications of3D printed firearms -- Chapter 12 Deepfakes and synthetic media -- 13 Cyber threat attribution, trust and confidence, and the contestability ofnational security policy -- Chapter 14 Disrupting paradigmsthrough new technologies -- Chapter 15 "Just wrong", "disgusting", "grotesque" -- Conclusion -- Index.

This book offers a multi-disciplinary analysis of emerging technologies and their impact on the new international security environment across three levels of analysis.

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