Georgetown Journal of International Affairs

FORUM: BUGS IN THE SOFTWARE: EXPLOITING THE DIGITAL FRONTIER Affordances of Websites for Counterpublicity and International Communication: Case of the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood 3Soumia Bardhan How the Internet Can Reinforce Authoritarian Regimes: The Case of North KoreaJohannes Gerschewski and Alexander Dukalskis COUNTRY IN FOCUS Enduring Entanglement: The Multi-Sectoral Impact of the Rohingya Crisis on Neighboring BangladeshMayesha Alam DIALOGUES Blockchain Applications to International Affairs: Reasons for SkepticismInterview with Angela Walch GLOBAL GOVERNANCE Blockchain Technology and Cryptocurrencies: Implications for the Digital Economy, Cybersecurity, and GovernmentChristian Catalini The Threat of Cyber Terrorism and What International Law Should (Try To) Do about ItHeather A. Harrison Dinniss SAFETY & SECURITY Ensuring US Dominance in Cyberspace in a World of Significant Peer and Near-Peer CompetitionGen. Keith B. Alexander, USA (Ret.), and Jamil N. Jaffer When Cyber Threats Loom, What Can State and Local Governments Do?Josephine Wolff and William Lehr A Rules-Based Order to Keep the Internet Open and SecureMarietje Schaake Could the Issue of DPRK Hacking Benefit from Benign Neglect?Martin Libicki Why Beidou Could Help Protect GPSChristian Curriden SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY The Rising Drone Threat from TerroristsAlyssa Sims