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This year marks the 30th anniversary of Defense Planning Guidance, which largely shaped U.S. government’s national security approach at end previous century and start current one. Although it was not adopted as policy, ideas embodied in formed basis a number American defense foreign policy decisions. The plan is also known Wolfowitz Doctrine, after its chief architect, neoconservative former US...

Synopsis: Cyber security refers to the ability to prepare for, react to and recover from incidents (i.e. attacks) initiated from an Internet-connected device against other devices or the information they contain. Recent developments in the cyber security field show an increasing number of industries becoming targets of cyber attacks. With vessels, terminals, ports and transport operators relyin...

Increasingly, national and international governments have a strong mandate to develop national ehealth systems to enable delivery of much-needed healthcare services. Research is, therefore, needed into appropriate security and reliance structures for the development of health information systems which must be compliant with governmental and alike obligations. The protection of e-health informat...

Advocates for the labor movement are understandably disheartened by the uncertain future of the Employee Free Choice Act. Underlying the EFCA strategy of union revitalization is a widespread belief about the efficacy of strong labor laws for supporting strong, high-density labor movements. In this paper I ask: How necessary are strong labor laws for strong labor movements? If not labor law, wha...