Devil's Advocacy and Cyber Security This blogpost, based on a forthcoming article, emphasizes the need for reliable decision support in today’s cyber sphere, where decision makers must benefit from assessments and advice based upon differing points of view. Alex Claver • February 04, 2020
Allegations of Bias of the International Criminal Court Against Africa: What Do Kenyans Believe? Dr. Eamon Aloyo, Dr. Geoff Dancy and Dr. Yvonne Dutton • January 20, 2020
“Disruptive technologies” A new (in)security narrative for technology? Stef Wittendorp • January 17, 2020
The forgotten victims of intimate partner homicide? Women are most likely to get killed by their partner, and only a small percentage of victims of intimate partner homicide are male. So far, little research has been done on these male victims, but why are they the forgotten victims of intimate partner homicide? Pauline Aarten • December 02, 2019
Data Embassies How Estonia Might Pave The Way For Reducing Uncertainty In Cyberspace Willem Verdaasdonk • November 25, 2019
Lebanon Protests: A New Generation Calls for Change The Lebanese protests have made significant ground and are sophisticated in nature. However, they also risk opening some of Lebanon’s old historical wounds. Dr Vanessa Newby • November 21, 2019
Ties That Bind Debunking myths about China’s ‘malicious’ development intentions in the Pacific Bob van Grieken • November 18, 2019
