The idea of the War on Drugs was grounded in deterrence theory, whereby the implementation of legislation and harsher penalties would deter or discourage the use of drugs.
However, the exploration and translation of such prescriptions from offline to online does suggest a first step in providing potential solutions that can complement regulatory efforts grounded in deterrence.
McConnell called for a policy of deterrence, grounded in the threat that the United States would massively retaliate against any cyber attacker, that is to say, any cyber attacker it could identify.
Still, some Indian and Pakistani military officers and civilian officials I spoke to say that the 2001-02 war scare was their Cuban missile crisis — a confrontation that came so close to catastrophe that it shocked both sides into a new approach to nuclear deterrence, one that is grounded in military restraint, political patience, and negotiations about underlying grievances.
Current economic solutions to both spam in particular and cybercrime in general imagine the attackers to be homo economicus, are grounded in microeconomic investigations of individual stakeholder motivation and are thus informed by deterrence theory of crime.
That treaty was meant to preserve stability, based on deterrence, between the United States and the Soviet Union in the face of new nuclear weapons development.
And the question is how we got there we got there during the Cold War, because we saw our primary capability in deterrence being through our ICBMs, our ground-based long-range missiles.
"There's value in deterrence," he said.
Time for an "Effectiveness in Deterrence Act"?
"There's value in deterrence, your honor.
"But the basic equation of nuclear deterrence between Moscow and Washington, while possibly rattled, is still in place," Felgenhauer continued.
