IO Journal
Current Issue
1st Quarter 2010
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The IO Journal is the official publication of the Information Operations (IO) Institute, a Special Interest Group of the Association of Old Crows (AOC), an independent, nonprofit, international professional association promoting public understanding in the science and practice of Information Operations and related disciplines.
The AOC's 13,500+ members read the IO Journal for its intelligent coverage and insightful analysis of industry news and trends.
The IO Journal of Electronic Defense (JED) reports on industry news, technology trends and other developments in the global Information Operations and related markets. The IO Journal’s IO coverage includes traditional IO, information warfare, cyber warfare, strategic communication, public diplomacy, marketing, advertising, religon, language and command, control warfare (C2W) and related fields.
Current
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- Vol 2, Issue 1, 1st Quarter 2010 (Nxtbook Version)
- Vol 2, Issue 1, 1st Quarter 2010 (.pdf Version)
- The Battle for the Information Domain
By Major Rob Sentse and Major Arno Storm, Royal Netherlands Army - The Emerging Battlespace of Cyberwar: The Legal Framework and Policy Issues
By James P. Farwell - Applying Deterrence in Cyberspace
By Kevin R. Beeker, Robert F. Mills and Michael R. Grimaila - The Four Strategies of Information Warfare and their Applications
By Carlo Kopp - Information Security Within DOD Supply Chains
By Lt Col Brian R. Salmans, USAF - Field of Dreams
By Tom “TCL” Curby-Lucier
- The Battle for the Information Domain
IO Journal Archives
The IO Institute has posted the IO Journal PDF archives on-line. Please note that these are the entire magazine articles in PDF format NOT the articles archives.
We ask that you complete the data forms, when requested, so that we might gather data on our readership to aid in advertising and sponsorship efforts.
Archives- Vol 1, Issue 3: 4th Quarter 2009
- Harmony & Chaos: The Principles of China’s Unrestricted Warfare
By Carson Thomas Checketts, J.D. - China’s Public Diplomacy Institution: Its Development, Challenges and Prospects of Its Practice
By Dr. Zhang Zhexin - Information Operations: Not Just a Set of Capabilities
By Michael L. Williams and Marc J. Romanych - A Short History of Religious Leader Engagement Operations in Operation Iraqi Freedom
By Master Sergeant John Proctor, US Army - Book Review
Ideas as Weapons: Influence and Perception in Modern Warfare.
By MAJ Edgar A. Jimenez, US Army
- Harmony & Chaos: The Principles of China’s Unrestricted Warfare
- Vol 1, Issue 2: 3rd Quarter 2009
- IO Focus
Chris Stewart, Senior Director for Defense and Intelligence Programs, Gallup
By Bill Canter - Information Operations: Where Has It Gone?
By Nicoline K. Jaramillo - Recommendations Regarding the Information Component of Power for the 2009 National Security Strategy
By LTC Simon R. Goerger, Ph.D. - Lessons to be Learned from a Recent Network Infrastructure Attack
By L.. Scott Johnson and Toni Whyte - Perceptions, Values and Motivations in Cyberspace
By Christine A.R. MacNulty, FRSA
- IO Focus
- Vol 1, Issue 1, 2nd Quarter 2009
- Barriers to Entry: Are They Lower for Cyber Warfare?
By Dorothy E. Denning - The Role of Background Conversations, Culture and a Harmonized Communications Strategy in Effecting Change
By Roberta-diane Perna, Ph.D. - Talking the Talk: Why Warfighters Don’t Understand Information Operations
By Dennis M. Murphy - Political and Technical Roadblocks to Cyber Attack Attribution
- By Jeff Wozniak and Prof. Samuel Liles, Purdue University Calumet
- PSYOP in the Age of Inter-Consciousness
By Clay Wilson, PhD, CISSP - Information Related Terms, Trends and Myths
By Garry J. Beavers and F. H. “Skip” Allison
- Barriers to Entry: Are They Lower for Cyber Warfare?
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