Carnegie’s Cyber Policy Initiative aims to contribute to international cybersecurity norms. This includes our Cyber Norms Index and Timeline in partnership with the United Nations and additional related research and policy papers available on this website. We also engage with governments and commercial actors to shape and promote feasible norms.
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This web based index and timeline of cyber norms agreements provide easy tools for tracking and comparing the specific language that states have proposed or agreed to in multilateral outcome documents dating back to 2007.
This web based index and timeline of cyber norms agreements provide easy tools for tracking and comparing the specific language that states have proposed or agreed to in multilateral outcome documents dating back to 2007.
A 90 minute video providing and introduction and historical background to the international cyber norms discussion.
A 90 minute video providing and introduction and historical background to the international cyber norms discussion.
A short primer on the concept of norms. This brief describes what is (and what is not) a norm, where they come from and how they spread, and how they relate to other policy instruments.
A short primer on the concept of norms. This brief describes what is (and what is not) a norm, where they come from and how they spread, and how they relate to other policy instruments.