(1998) Conference Presentation: Security Challenges In A Changing World New Dimensions Of Security: Information Vulnerabilities
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Security challenges in a changing world New dimensions of security: Information vulnerabilities Jeffrey Peter Bradford Oct -98
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Definitions • Information as neutral data. • Knowledge as context relevant information. • Competence. The ability to translate knowledge into action.
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Perspective I - The Nation-State • Diplomacy as recognised communication channel between states. • Communication times shortening. Person, Horse, sail, train, telegraph, satellite, email. • Cryptography as vulnerability. Oct -98
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Perspective II - Intra-State. • Vulnerabilities as a consequence of deficiencies of mass communication. • Business marketing techniques. • Newsprint, radio, cinema, television, internet. • Vulnerabilities as propaganda, awareness of society. Oct -98
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Perspective III - The individual • Human needs - communication as psychological need. • Vulnerabilities relate to use of language to exclude people from particular discourse. • Social inclusiveness as remedy ? Oct -98
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Conclusions • Too much information is available ? • Too little knowledge exists ? • Not enough competence for everyone to build a personal nuclear deterrent ?
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Slide 1
Definitions • Information as neutral data. • Knowledge as context relevant information. • Competence. The ability to translate knowledge into action.
Oct -98
Slide 2
Perspective I - The Nation-State • Diplomacy as recognised communication channel between states. • Communication times shortening. Person, Horse, sail, train, telegraph, satellite, email. • Cryptography as vulnerability. Oct -98
Slide 3
Perspective II - Intra-State. • Vulnerabilities as a consequence of deficiencies of mass communication. • Business marketing techniques. • Newsprint, radio, cinema, television, internet. • Vulnerabilities as propaganda, awareness of society. Oct -98
Slide 4
Perspective III - The individual • Human needs - communication as psychological need. • Vulnerabilities relate to use of language to exclude people from particular discourse. • Social inclusiveness as remedy ? Oct -98
Slide 5
Conclusions • Too much information is available ? • Too little knowledge exists ? • Not enough competence for everyone to build a personal nuclear deterrent ?
Oct -98
Slide 6
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