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Confidence and Security Building Measures for Cyber Forcesding to military instability and escalation risks. Arms control of cyber forces would contain such dangers but is very difficult to attain. As in other military areas, confidence (and security) building measures (C(S)BMs) can act as first steps toward this goal, creating transparency and reducing mi

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Arms Control and Its Applicability to Cyberspaceeapon or regulating its use and thus, reducing the costs of armament. Several approaches to arms control exist, limiting or reducing numbers of weapons and armed forces, disarmament (“down to zero”) or prohibiting certain weapons. To illustrate these further, this chapter elaborates on the necessity

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Secure Critical Infrastructuresation technologies play an increasing role within these entities. Large-scale outages in many of the ten German CI sectors revealed the increasing vulnerabilities stemming from dependencies on electricity and connectivity. While the CI concept is widely used in current public debates, some inconsist

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Resilient Critical Infrastructuresseriously impair the daily lives of millions of people and jeopardize the economy. Due to this fact, they are attractive targets in a cyber war or in large-scale sophisticated attacks. Moreover, in disasters or crises, critical infrastructures might face severe perturbations or even a breakdown, thu

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Ingo Ruhmann,Ute Bernhardtviduals with cancer.A multidisciplinary group of experts prePeter Angelos Numerous ethical issues arise in the care of oncology patients. Although much has been written in the last several decades on ethical issues in caring for patients, few volumes have sought to focus the exploration on ethical i