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2010.
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| Summary/Abstract |
US efforts to develop a coherent cyber-strategy have foundered because of a fundamental divide in the interpretation of the conduct of cyber-warfare. Yet both sides of this intellectual rift could be in the wrong. As such, cyberspace does not lend itself to analogies with other strategic experiences. Instead, cyber-operations should be seen as augmenting military capability in the joint campaign.
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