Vol. 15 No. 1 (2017)

Articles

• War in the Expanse: The Metaphysics of Cyberspace

  Roy Balleste

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• Cyber Operations and the Humanization of International Humanitarian Law: Problems and Prospects

  Giacomo Biggio

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• A Critical Assessment on the Extraterritorial Application of Human Rights Treaties to Transnational Cyber Surveillance

  Wanshu Cong

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• The Dark Web: Some Thoughts for an Educated Debate

  Vanessa Henri

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• Third-party Services as Potential Sources for Law Enforcement Procurement of Genomic Data

  Katherine Kwong

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• Has the Era of Privacy Come to an End?

  Avner Levin

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• Do Androids Dream of Bad News?

  Heidi Liu

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• A Whole New Meaning to Having Our Head in the Clouds: Voice Recognition Technology, the Transmission of our Oral Communications to the Cloud and the Ability of Canadian Law to Protect Us from the Dangers it Presents

  Sarit K. Mizrahi

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• The Lawful Access Fallacy: Voluntary Warrantless Disclosures, Customer Privacy, and Government Requests for Subscriber Information

  Matthew W. Ponsford

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• Can You Hear Me Now? Conceptions of Privacy in Section 8

  Chris Sewrattan

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• The Law of Cyber Warfare: Restrictions, Opportunities and Loopholes

  Nicholas Tsagourias

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• Do They Want to Regulate Online Profiling?

  Laura Garcia Vargas

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• Privacy and Insurance in Canada, England, and France – How Does the Responsible Insurer “Put Guidelines and Procedures in Place for Retaining and Destroying Personal Information

  Christopher Whitehead

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