Annotated Bibliography on Information Warfare

• Author: David A. Potts; Erin Stoik
• Pages: 481-487

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Annotated Bibliography on Information Warfare

This bibliography does not pretend to be def‌initive or exhaustive. It is

intended, rather, as a starting point for further reading that I have found

useful, enjoyable, and applicable to cyberlibel proceedings. Some sections

have little or no annotation because of their self-evident application to

cyberlibel. Others are discussed or commented on in greater detail, either

because the relevance may not be as self-evident or because they were of

particular value to me.

This section has several further objectives:

1. to provide the reader with further resources in a number of dif‌ferent

disciplines and f‌ields that are in practice are very much interconnected;

2. to explain the applicability and utility of some of these resources; and

3. to provide a catalyst for discussion, ref‌lection, and development of prin-

ciples, strategies, and tactics for understanding, coping, and succeeding

in cyberlibel actions as a form of informational warfare.

CRISIS MANAGEMENT

Andert, Stephen & Donald K Burleson, Web Stalkers: Protect Yourself from

Internet Criminals & Psychopaths (Kittrell, NC: Rampant TechPress, 2005).

Fombrun, Charles J, Reputation: Realizing Value from the Corporate Image

(Boston: Harvard Business School Press, 1996).

Gottschalk, Jack A, Crisis Response (Detroit: Visible Ink Press, 1993).

Irvine, Robert S, When You Are the Headline: Managing a Major News Story

(Louisville: Harmony House, 1987).

Janal, Daniel S, Risky Business (New York: John Wiley & Sons, 1998).

Koenig, Fredrick, Rumor in the Marketplace (Dover, MA: Auburn House, 1985).