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  1. Contents
  2. Foreword
  3. Preface
    1. Introduction
  4. Section I Deterrence as an Evolving Concept
    1. 1 Deterrence Is Always about Information: A New Framework for Understanding
    2. 2 Nuclear Crisis Management for the Information Age
    3. 3 Deterrence by De-legitimization in the Information Environment: Concept, Theory, and Practice
  5. Section II Wider Strategic Context and Experiences
    1. 4 Understanding Russia’s Approaches to Information Warfare
    2. 5 The Evolution of China’s Information Exploitation of COVID-19
    3. 6 Deterrence in the Gaza Conflict: Hamas Case Study Analysis
    4. 7 Resilience as a Framework for Deterrence in the Information Age: Lessons Learned from Israel about Information and Influence Operations
  6. Section III Canada’s Context
    1. 8 Deterrence and Strategic Disinformation: An Overview of Canada’s Responses
    2. 9 Exit, Voice, or Loyalty? Functional Engagement as Cyber Strategy for Middle Power Statecraft
  7. Section IV Emerging Tools and Approaches
    1. 10 Digital Tribalism and Ontological Insecurity: Manipulating Identities in the Information Environment
    2. 11 Deterrence for Online Radicalization and Recruitment in the Twenty-First Century
    3. 12 Assessing Influence in Target Audiences that Won’t Say or Don’t Know How Much They Have Been Influenced
    4. Conclusion
    5. Afterword
    6. Postface
  8. List of Abbreviations
  9. About the Authors
  10. Index

Contents

Foreword

Vice-Admiral B. Auchterlonie, Commander Canadian Joint Operations Command

Preface

Peter Kwantes, Chief Scientist, Defence and Research and Development Canada, Toronto Research Centre

Introduction

Eric Ouellet, Royal Military College of Canada

Section I. Deterrence as an Evolving Concept

1. Deterrence Is Always about Information: A New Framework for Understanding

Christopher Ankersen, New York University

2. Nuclear Crisis Management for the Information Age

Stephen J. Cimbala, Penn State Brandywine, and Adam B. Lowther, Nation Strategic Research Institute

3. Deterrence by De-legitimization in the Information Environment: Concept, Theory, and Practice

Alex Wilner, Carleton University

Section II. Wider Strategic Context and Experiences

4. Understanding Russia’s Approaches to Information Warfare

Rachel Lea Heide, DRDC Centre for Operational Research and Analysis

5. The Evolution of China’s Information Exploitation of COVID-19

Anthony B. Seaboyer and Pierre Jolicoeur, Royal Military College of Canada

6. Deterrence in the Gaza Conflict: Hamas Case Study Analysis

Ron Schleifer and Yair Ansbacher, Ariel University of Samaria

7. Resilience as a Framework for Deterrence in the Information Age: Lessons Learned from Israel about Information and Influence Operations

Oshri Bar-Gil, IDF Applied Behavioral Science Institute

Section III. Canada’s Context

8. Deterrence and Strategic Disinformation: An Overview of Canada’s Responses

Nicole J. Jackson, Simon Fraser University

9. Exit, Voice, or Loyalty? Functional Engagement as Cyber Strategy for Middle Power Statecraft

Joseph Szeman, Queen’s University, and Christian Leuprecht, Royal Military College of Canada

Section IV. Emerging Tools and Approaches

10. Digital Tribalism and Ontological Insecurity: Manipulating Identities in the Information Environment

Sarah Jane Meharg, Canadian Forces College

11. Deterrence for Online Radicalization and Recruitment in the Twenty-First Century

Anne Speckhard and Molly Ellenberg, International Center for the Study of Violent Extremism

12. Assessing Influence in Target Audiences that Won’t Say or Don’t Know How Much They Have Been Influenced

Ronald D. Porter, Saint Mary’s University—Calgary, Minqian Shen, Queen’s University, Leandre R. Fabrigar, Queen’s University, and Anthony Seaboyer, Royal Military College of Canada

Conclusion

Keith Stewart and Madeleine D’Agata, Defence and Research and Development Canada, Toronto Research Centre

Afterword

Lieutenant-General Jennie Carrigan, Chief of Professional Conduct and Culture

Postface

Eric Ouellet

List of Abbreviations

About the Authors

Index

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