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Correspondence: A Cyber Disagreement

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Published: Fall 2014

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Jon R. Lindsay

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Lucas Kello

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Jon R. Lindsay responds to Lucas Kello's fall 2013 International Security article, "The Meaning of the Cyber Revolution: Perils to Theory and Statecraft."

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Lindsay, Jon and Lucas Kello. “Correspondence: A Cyber Disagreement.” Fall 2014

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