Elizabeth Van Wie Davis is a noted academic, professor, and
expert on the political realities facing countries throughout Asia. Dr. Davis has
authored four books centered on the policies and geopolitics of countries
throughout Asia. Now working on her fifth, which is titled Ethics of Non-War
in Asia, she is assessing the role of technologies of robots, drones and
cyber warfare are playing in conflict in the Asia and the world. A topic that
is enhanced by her time at Mines, cyber warfare is a new age in human conflict
that now characterizes the interactions of a significant group of states. As a new technology in warfare, not all
preexisting terms and concepts neatly apply. For instance, cyber warfare is too
often entangled with cybercrime, cyber terrorism, and cyber espionage. While cyber warfare can be broadly defined as
hostile attempts by one nation to penetrate another’s computers or networks,
the technology itself allows the aggressors—and responders—to disguise
themselves.
Elizabeth Van Wie Davis was an invited participant for the Cyber 2015 Security, Privacy and Competing Interests conference held in London, the UK in 2015.
Tuesday, 12 December 2017
Tuesday, 5 December 2017
Elizabeth Van Wie Davis: An Expert on China
Elizabeth Van Wie Davis is considered a formidable expert on both
Chinese and Asian politics and security. The author of four books centered on
Asian energy policies and geopolitics, she is completing her fifth book on
cyberwarfare in Asia. Professor of International Relations at the Colorado
School of Mines, Dr. Davis is often looked to for well-informed insight and
opinion those policies and political issues affecting countries throughout the
region.
Further adding to her expertise is her firsthand experience in
Chinese culture. Over the course of her career, Davis was fortunate to have
moved and traveled through multiple cities and areas of China. This experience,
along with the opportunities she once enjoyed to advise prominent members of US
leadership, including former President George H.W. Bush, have helped to both
inform and augment her position as a foremost and trusted expert on issues and
events affecting the Asian region.
Elizabeth Van Wie Davis served as Program Manager and Professor
for the Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies, an educational institution
and think tank, from 2000 to 2009.
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