Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

For A Project To Survey Interest In Developing Norms For Cyber Warfare

Overview
A grant to the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace would support a project to explore the desirability and feasibility of developing international guidelines for limiting the possible use of offensive cyber weapons. This project is an important first step in cybersecurity governance. If funded, the Carnegie Endowment will identify the requirements, opportunities, and challenges, as well as some of the pertinent players, beginning in the United States, for generating international principles for self-conduct or more authoritative guidelines with international standing.
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for the Cyber Policy Initiative  
A grant to the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace will support the continued growth of its Cyber Policy Initiative, a leading source of innovative and outcome-minded solutions to critical international security challenges in cyberspace. The initiative promotes greater stability and civility in cyberspace by developing strategies and policies and engaging key decision makers in government and industry worldwide. This grant furthers our field-building goals by sustaining an anchor think tank institution. (Strategy: Core Institutions)
for the Cyber Policy Initiative  
A grant to the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace will support the continued growth of its Cyber Policy Initiative, a leading source of innovative and outcome-minded solutions to critical international security challenges in cyberspace. The initiative promotes greater stability and civility in cyberspace by developing strategies and policies and engaging key decision makers in government and industry worldwide. This grant furthers our field-building goals by sustaining an anchor think-tank institution. (Strategy: Core Institutions)
for support of the Democracy, Conflict, and Governance Program  
The Democracy, Conflict, and Governance Program of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, a long-standing source of independent, practical analysis and policy outreach on aiding democracy in the developing world and post-communist countries, continues to expand its work relating to the serious challenges facing democracy in the United States and other wealthy, established democracies. Its aim is to provide concerned political and civic activists, political and policy actors, and philanthropists desiring to improve democracy with focused, actionable comparative research and learning that sheds new light on central political dilemmas and difficulties.

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