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Contents
 

 
 
Foreword by Henry H. Shelton
 
Innocent Packets? Applying Navigational Regimes from the
Law of the Sea Convention by Analogy to the Realm of Cyberspace
Steven M. Barney  
 
Not with Impunity: Assessing U.S. Policy for Retaliating to a
Chemical or Biological Attack
Harry W. Conley  
 
Huntington Revisited: Is Conservative Realism Still Essential for the Military Ethic?
Kathleen A. Mahoney-Norris  
 
Broken Promises: The United States, China, and Nuclear Nonproliferation
Nathaniel H. Sledge, Jr.  
 
The 20th Annual Competition



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