John Arquilla

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John Arquilla is affiliated with the following schools: Naval Postgraduate School, University of California, Irvine, University of California, Riverside, University of Denver

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#1456

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#316

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John Arquilla's Degrees

PhD Political Science University of California, Riverside
Masters Political Science University of California, Riverside
Bachelors Political Science University of California, Riverside

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According to Wikipedia, John Arquilla is an American analyst and academic of international relations. Biography Arquilla received a B.A. from Rosary College in 1975. Until 1987, he worked as a surety-bond executive. He then enrolled at Stanford University, where he studied Political Science, receiving the M.A. degree in 1989 and a Ph.D. in 1991.

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John Arquilla's Published Works

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Cyberwar is coming (1993) (334)
Networks and Netwars: The Future of Terror, Crime and Militancy (2001) (284)
COUNTERING NEW TERRORISM (1998) (278)
The Advent Of Netwar (1996) (220)
Swarming and the Future of Conflict (2000) (190)
The Zapatista Social Netwar in Mexico (1999) (190)
Networks And Netwars (2000) (160)
In Athena's Camp: Preparing for Conflict in the Information Age (1997) (148)
Networks, netwar, and information-age terrorism (1999) (145)
The Emergence of Noopolitik: Toward an American Information Strategy (1999) (133)
The Advent of Netwar (Revisited) (2001) (122)
Networks, Netwars, and the Fight for the Future (2001) (101)
What Next for Networks and Netwars (2001) (44)
A New Epoch - And Spectrum - Of Conflict (1997) (42)
Deterring or Coercing Opponents in Crisis: Lessons from the War With Saddam Hussein (1991) (40)
Information-Age Terrorism (2000) (39)
Emergence and Influence of the Zapatista Social Netwar (2001) (34)
The Advent of Netwar: Analytic Background (1999) (33)
Information strategy and warfare : a guide to theory and practice (2007) (33)
Predicting Military Innovation (1999) (33)
Chechnya: A Glimpse of Future Conflict? (1999) (30)
True Believers (2005) (30)
"Graphing" an Optimal Grand Strategy (1995) (29)
Ethics and information warfare (1999) (28)
The Origins of the South Atlantic War (2001) (28)
The intractable problem of regional powers (1996) (27)
Thinking About Opponent Behavior in Crisis and Conflict: A Generic Model for Analysis and Group Discussion (1991) (27)
The Strategic Implications of Information Dominance (1994) (26)
Insurgents, Raiders, and Bandits: How Masters of Irregular Warfare Have Shaped Our World (2011) (25)
In Athena's Camp (1998) (23)
TWENTY YEARS OF CYBERWAR (2013) (23)
The emergence of noopolitik (1999) (22)
Netwar Revisited: The Fight for the Future Continues (2002) (22)
Information, Power, and Grand Strategy: In Athena's Camp - Section 2 (1997) (20)
Welcome to the revolution … in Chinese military affairs (1997) (19)
Can information warfare ever be just? (1998) (18)
The end of war as we knew it? Insurgency, counterinsurgency and lessons from the forgotten history of early terror networks (2007) (17)
Preparing for information‐age conflict: Part 1 conceptual and organizational dimensions (1998) (16)
The Reluctant Transformation of the American Military (2008) (16)
The promise of noöpolitik (2007) (16)
Three Wars of Ideas about the Idea of War (2015) (16)
Looking Ahead: Preparing for Information-Age Conflict (1997) (16)
Extended Deterrence, Compellence and the ''Old World Order'' (1992) (16)
Dubious Battles: Aggression, Defeat, and the International System (1992) (16)
To Build a Network (2014) (15)
Noopolitik: A New Paradigm for Public Diplomacy (2008) (13)
The Coming Swarm (2009) (13)
The Reagan Imprint: Ideas in American Foreign Policy from the Collapse of Communism to the War on Terror (2006) (12)
Nuclear weapons in South Asia: More may be manageable (1997) (11)
From blitzkrieg to bitskrieg (2011) (10)
Louder than words: Tacit communication in international crises (1992) (10)
The Great Cyberwar of 2002 (2002) (9)
Crafting a national cyberdefense, and preparing to support computational literacy (2017) (9)
Modeling Decisionmaking of Potential Proliferators as Part of Developing Counterproliferation Strategies (1994) (9)
Osama bin Laden and the Advent of Netwar (2008) (9)
Cyberwar and Netwar: new modes, old concepts, of conflict (2000) (8)
Security in Cyberspace: Challenges for Society: Proceedings of an International Conference (1996) (6)
The Cambridge Handbook of Information and Computer Ethics: Conflict, security and computer ethics (2010) (6)
From Cyberspace to the Noosphere:Emergence of the Global Mind (2008) (6)
AFTERWORD (SEPTEMBER 2001): THE SHARPENING FIGHT FOR THE FUTURE 1 (2001) (6)
Whose Story Wins: Rise of the Noosphere, Noopolitik, and Information-Age Statecraft (2020) (6)
Transitioning to distance learning and virtual conferencing (2020) (6)
Hybrid Warfare and Transnational Threats: Perspectives for an Era of Persistent Conflict (2012) (6)
Swarming -- The Next Face of Battle (2003) (6)
Click, click... counting down to Cyber 9/11 (2009) (5)
Thinking about new security paradigms (2003) (5)
Security in Cyberspace: Challenges for Society (1996) (5)
The Continuing Promise of the Noösphere and Noöpolitik: Twenty Years After (2018) (5)
Introduction: Thinking about information strategy (2007) (4)
Deterring or Coercing Opponents in Crisis (1991) (4)
Fighting The Network War (2001) (4)
Realities of War: global development, growing destructiveness and the coming of a new Dark Age? (2009) (4)
The SolarWinds hack, and a grand challenge for CS education (2021) (3)
Preparing for information‐age conflict: Part 2 doctrinal and strategic dimensions (1998) (3)
The dangers of military robots, the risks of online voting (2015) (3)
Hacking the Bomb: Cyber Threats and Nuclear Weapons by AndrewFutter. Washington, DC, Georgetown University Press, 2018. 197 pp. Paper, $29.95. (2019) (3)
Bound to fail: Regional deterrence after the cold war (1995) (3)
Protecting the power grid, and finding bias in student evaluations (2018) (2)
Securing seabed cybersecurity, emphasizing intelligence augmentation (2021) (2)
Strategic Warfare in Cyberspace by Gregory J. Rattray (2002) (2)
The (B)end of History (2011) (2)
The Pentagon's Biggest Boondoggles (2011) (2)
VIEWPOINT: BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HARD-DRIVE: EXPORT CONTROLS ON SUPERCOMPUTERS (1996) (2)
How to Lose a Cyberwar (2009) (2)
Afghan Endgames: Strategy and Policy Choices for America's Longest War (2013) (1)
Is CS really for all, and defending democracy in cyberspace (2019) (1)
A Decision Modeling Perspective on U.S.-Cuba Relations (1993) (1)
A Net Shift for Afghanistan (2010) (1)
How WWII was won, and why CS students feel unappreciated (2020) (1)
As the third anniversary of the 9/11 attacks approaches, it's becoming clear that the fight against terrorism has been a story of ... Missed opportunities; Reagan's cabinet debated how to fight terrorism, but infighting undermined the better strategy (2004) (1)
Pre-empting Terror : Take a Networked Approach (2004) (1)
RODS FROM GOD; Imagine a bundle of telephone poles hurtling through space at 7,000 mph (2006) (1)
Securing agent 111, and the job of software architect (2018) (1)
Deterring Regional Aggressors in the Post-Cold War Era (1995) (1)
Controlling cyber arms, and creating new LEGOs (2015) (1)
Conquest in Cyberspace: National Security and Information Warfare . By Martin C. Libicki. New York: Cambridge University Press, 2007. 336p. $80.00 cloth, $27.99 paper. (2008) (1)
A study in technology strategy: The curious case of Alfred von Tirpitz (2017) (1)
The New Rules of War: How to Fight Smaller, Cheaper, Smarter (2010) (1)
Sampling bias in CS education, and where's the cyber strategy? (2016) (1)
A better way to fight the war on terror; Mobile 'hunter networks' are the right strategy to combat guerrilla fighters (2004) (1)
What Iraq needs is a few good dictators (2007) (0)
Whose Story Wins: The Noösphere, Noöpolitik, and the Future of Statecraft (2019) (0)
The Advent of Netwar (revisited) 1 (2001) (0)
The Coming Cyberwar (2011) (0)
U.S. Not Prepared for Mumbai-Like Terror Attacks (2010) (0)
The mind remains the greatest weapon (2009) (0)
Coming in from the extremes; Republican renegades raise hope for Congress (2006) (0)
DOCUMENTED BRIEFING RAND Predicting Military Innovation (1999) (0)
Billions for guns, and one won't kill (2007) (0)
School of International Graduate Studies - Dean James J. Wirtz (2015) (0)
How goes the war on terror? Al Qaeda and its allies are winning because we remain mired in old ways of thinking about fighting an enemy (2004) (0)
Waging war through the Internet; America is far more vulnerable to terrorists who hack systems than missions to blow things up (2006) (0)
The war on language (2005) (0)
A forgotten strategy for exiting Iraq; Even while fight goes on, give diplomacy a chance (2006) (0)
Lessons From the American Revolution for Today's War-Fighters [sound recording] (2011) (0)
Will Osama rock the vote? The American presidential election could be decided by a terrorist attack on U.S. soil (2004) (0)
Moving beyond the cold war (2015) (0)
Alliance Prospects in Northeast Asia: Implications for Japan and the United States: (1993) (0)
CONFLICT IN IRAQ: Finding a way out; A third way in Iraq: Neither keeping a huge force there for years nor pulling out will work (2005) (0)
the New Diplomacy (2008) (0)
The New Seeds of Terror (2011) (0)
Perils of the Gray Zone: Paradigms Lost, Paradoxes Regained (2018) (0)
On the fourth anniversary of 9/11, the war on terror isn't going well (2005) (0)
THE FOREVER WAR: The fight against terrorism could go on indefinitely unless the U.S. adopts imaginative new strategies (2005) (0)
THE IRAQ CONFLICT; Win the war on terrorism -- with arms control (2003) (0)
The Continuing Promise of the Noosphere and Noopolitik (2020) (0)
Return of the Jihadis (2003) (0)
Twenty years after: Argentina in the wake of the South Atlantic War (2002) (0)
IN OR OUT; Should the U.S. pull out of Iraq? Fight al Qaeda instead (2004) (0)
U.S. Regional Deterrence Strategy (1995) (0)
Obama, NATO should cut a deal with Khadafy (2011) (0)
Will America be the next terror target? London attack shows al Qaeda's strategy (2005) (0)
REALITIES OF WAR; Far from becoming more peaceful, the world grows more violent -- since WWII each of 10 conflicts has killed more than one million people, and terrorism threatens large-scale death (2006) (0)
John Arquilla Interview: Russia's Military is Now "Nimbler, More Networked"? (2012) (0)
9/11: Yesterday and tomorrow; How we could lose the war on terror (2003) (0)
Chapter One THE ADVENT OF NETWAR ( REVISITED ) 1 (2008) (0)
Should the United States give peace a chance in war on terrorism (2004) (0)
Two crucial Iraq proposals; If both are followed, enduring and equitable peace is possible (2006) (0)
The Real Analogy for Iraq (2007) (0)
Why we should take Osama's olive branch; It's the first step in winning the peace (2006) (0)
Reagan doctrine still influencing U.S. foreign policy; His reliance on ideas over force brought to bear during negotiations with Soviets (2006) (0)
Terror war doesn't go to the swift; Watching and waiting are needed for success (2006) (0)
Allies or Rivals? The Future of U.S.-Japan Relations (1993) (0)
Where's Osama this election? (2008) (0)
Evolution of attack; As the insurgency in Iraq shifts its strategy, the U.S. military must become more nimble (2005) (0)
Naval Postgraduate School - Cyber Summit (2009) (0)
The Next War; The Iraq conflict was a preview, but not the whole script, of battles to come (2003) (0)
The context problem in artificial intelligence (2022) (0)
MISJUDGING THE JIHAD; Like their leader, bin Laden's lieutenants are well educated, well traveled and well heeled (2005) (0)
THE DEFIANT WAR; When it began three years ago, few people could have anticipated that the combat in Iraq would last so long or that the enemy would become a stubborn and resilient insurgency (2006) (0)
Iraq war has other ill effects; damage to the U.S. is certain to endure (2007) (0)
Three nightmare wars haunt country's future; U.S. isn't ready for possible tactics in conflicts to come (2006) (0)
In the fight against terrorism, the long war is the wrong war; Sooner or later, terrorists will get, and use, WMD (2006) (0)
Osama a dimming terrorist superstar; Top U.S. target is declining in value (2006) (0)
In these times, do as ancient Romans did -- and survive; Negotiate with foes, slash commitments (2005) (0)
The morality of online war; the fates of data analytics, HPC (2015) (0)
Global Dislocations, Network Solutions (2004) (0)
We are in a world war - one between nations and networks (2014) (0)

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