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Total length of the course: <1 hour
How does international law apply to cyber operations? In this conversation, we start with the basics of what international law is, how it differs from "mere" norms, and trace several key attempts to apply international legal principles to interstate cyber operations. We hear from a researcher who has spent their career at the intersection of law and cyber conflict, before asking honestly how well existing efforts have worked and whether tools like sanctions, indictments, and arbitration can ever really hold cyber actors to account.
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What is international law and why does it matter for cybersecurity?
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What is the difference between cyber norms and international law?
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How has international law attempted to address the problem of interstate cyber operations?
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How did you get into specialising in international law and cyber operations?
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What are the main aims of the Oxford Institute for Technology and Justice?
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How would you judge the success of the attempts at regulating cyber operations to date?
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Do sanctions, indictments, and other domestic measures against cyber actors ever work?
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Can you realistically see states settling cyber operations through arbitration?
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