The Legal and Ethical Limits of Technological Warfare: Introduction

Guiora, Amos N.

Journal: Utah Law Review

Volume: 2013

Year: 2013

Bluebook Citation: 2013 UTAH L. REV. (2013)

Author: Amos N. Guiora: all 31 publications


Abstract

Deciding a year in advance the theme of a law review symposium is, at best, a tricky proposition. The considerations are varied: what topic will be relevant to academics and policymakers, who shoul dbe invited as panelists, how will invited individuals mix and collaborate with each other, what issue will be of interest to the larger community, and what kind of contribution will the symposium and subsequent publications make to the issue chosen? In conjunction with the Utah Law Review Board and faculty collegues, we decided that addressing the legal and ethical aspects of technological warfare met the criteria we outlined for ourselves: it is an issue of enormous public interest, significant scholars would facilitate extrodinary discussion, and we would be able to impact the public debate. The remaining question was whether the issue would be "hot" at conference time.

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