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Intro -- Contents -- Preface -- Introduction: From the Dark Side of Digital Composing to #Rhetops / Jim Ridolfo and William Hart-Davidson -- Part I: Rhetorical Operations and Emerging Tactics -- 1. The Rhetoric of Infrastructure: American Colonialism and the Military Telegraph / Elizabeth Losh -- 2. Revisiting "A Soldier's Guide To Rhetorical Theory": Intelligence Analysis In The Open / Gary Mills -- 3. Rhetoric and the US Intelligence Community's Misuses of Theory / Nate Kreuter -- 4. Insurgent Rhetorics and Historical Materialism / Mike Edwards -- 5. Minerva Rising: The Pentagon's Weaponization of Rhetorical Knowledge / John Gagnon -- 6. Insurgent Circulation, Weaponized Media: Waging the Late Sixties War Within / Brad E. Lucas -- 7. Gamergate: Understanding the Tactics of Online Knowledge Disruptors / Michael Trice -- Part II: Digital Practices -- 8. ISIS Versus the United States: Rhetorical Battle in the Middle East / William M. Marcellino and Madeline Magnuson -- 9. Stormwatch: Machine Learning Approaches to Understanding White Supremacy Online / Ryan Omizo -- 10. Dark Interactions: Interfaces and Object Arrays as Surveillance in Digital Rhetoric / John Gallagher -- 11. Digital Surveillance of Gang Communication: Graffiti's Rhetorical Velocity Between Street Gangs and Urban Law Enforcement / Seth Long and Ken Fitch -- Part III: Practitioner Stories -- 12. Digital Age Education: Preparing Warriors for Hybrid Conflict at Air Force Cyberworx / Jeffrey Collins and Gary Mills -- 13. Mapping the Rhetoric-Operations Divide: Considerations for the Future / Angie Mallory -- 14. Social Media Strategy for the Military-Engaged American Red Cross / Laura A. Ewing -- 15. Changing Technologies and Writing From and About War / D. Alexis Hart and Cheryl Hatch.

1. Use of force : displaced twentieth-century rules, norms and standards? -- 2. Revolution in military affairs : hi-tech weaponry, low-tech legal safeguards -- 3. The fourth domain : ascendance of outer space as a war theatre -- 4. War in the fifth domain : cyberwarfare -- 5. Discarding law by analogy : old legal frameworks for new threats.

Wired at war -- War 1.0 -- The United States -- The United Kingdom -- Israel -- War 2.0 -- Hezbollah -- Taliban -- Al-Qaeda -- Conclusion -- Chronology

Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- List of Illustrations -- Acknowledgments -- List of Abbreviations -- Introduction -- 1. General Norm Evolution Theory -- 2. Norm Evolution for Chemical and Biological Weapons -- 3. Norm Evolution for Strategic Bombing -- 4. Norm Evolution for Nuclear Weapons -- 5. Norm Evolution Th eory for Emerging- Technology Weapons -- 6. Predicting Norm Evolution for Cyber Warfare -- Conclusions and Recommendations -- Appendix: Background on Cyber Warfare -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.