Editing Scenario 17: Collective responses to cyber operations (section)

== Appendixes ==

=== See also ===
* [[Attribution]]
* [[Countermeasures]]
* [[Use of force]]
* [[Prohibition of intervention]]
* [[Retorsion]]
* [[Sovereignty]]
* [[Scenario 03: Cyber operation against the power grid]]
* [[Scenario 06: Cyber countermeasures against an enabling State]]
* [[Scenario 14: Ransomware campaign]]

=== Notes and references ===
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=== Bibliography and further reading ===
* Dennis Broeders, <i>The Public Core of the Internet</i> (Amsterdam University Press 2015);
* Elena Chachko, ‘Foreign Affairs in Court: Lessons from CJEU Targeted Sanctions Jurisprudence’ (2019) 44 Yale Journal of International Law 1;
* Martin Dawidowicz, ‘Third-Party Countermeasures: A Progressive Development of International Law? - QIL QDI’ (2016) 29 Questions of International Law 3;
* Martin Dawidowicz, <i>Third-Party Countermeasures in International Law</i> (CUP 2017);
* François Delerue, <i>Cyber Operations and International Law</i> (CUP 2020);
* Carlo Focarelli, ‘International Law and Third-Party Countermeasures in the Age of Global Instant Communication’ (2016) 29 Questions of International Law 17;
* Eleni Katselli Proukaki, <i>The Problem of Enforcement in International Law</i> (Routledge 2010);
* Jeff Kosseff, ‘Collective Countermeasures in Cyberspace,’ (2020) Notre Dame Journal of International & Comparative Law Vol. 10, Iss. 1, 18-34;
* Jeff Kosseff, ‘Retorsion as a Response to Ongoing Cyber Operations’ in Taťána Jančárková et al (eds), <i>20/20 Vision: The Next Decade</i> (CCD COE 2020)
* Przemysław Roguski, ‘Collective Countermeasures in Cyberspace: <i>Lex lata, </i>Progressive Development or a Bad Idea?’, in Taťána Jančárková et al (eds), <i>20/20 Vision: The Next Decade</i> (CCD COE 2020)
* Barrie Sander, ‘Democracy under the Influence: Paradigms of State Responsibility for Cyber Influence Operations on Elections’ (2019) 18 Chinese Journal of International Law 1;
* Michael N Schmitt, ‘Estonia Speaks Out on Key Rules for Cyberspace’ Just Security (10.06.2019);
* Michael N Schmitt, ‘France’s Major Statement on International Law and Cyber: An Assessment’, Just Security (16 September 2019).

=== Contributions ===
* Scenario by: [[People#Scenario_authors|Przemysław Roguski]]
* Analysis by: [[People#Scenario_authors|Przemysław Roguski]]
* Reviewed by: [[People#Peer_reviewers|François Delerue]], [[People#Peer_reviewers|Steven Hill]], [[People#Peer_reviewers|Jeff Kosseff]], [[People#Peer_reviewers|Mark Norris]]

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