Wikileaks+Bibliography

=**__Wikileaks Bibliography__.**=

Please post any and all citations you find to scholarly articles on Wikileaks here. Include your name with your post. Here are a few examples:


 * Graham:** Yochai Benkler, "A Free Irresponsible Press" - http://benkler.org/Benkler_Wikileaks_current.pdf


 * Graham**: Adam Moore, "Privacy, Security, and Government Surveillance," Public Affairs Quarterly 25:2, 141-56, 2011.


 * Graham**: Kirsten Lundberg, "Friend or Foe? Wikileaks and //The Guardian//," Columbia School of Journalism Knight Case Studies Initiative, 2011.

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 * Susan Thomas**: Shiermeier, Quirin, "Carbon-System Credits Tarnished by Wikileaks Revelation", Scientific American, September 27, 2011.

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 * Susan Thomas**: Choi, Charles Q., "How Will Wikileaks Transform Mainstream Media?", Scientific American, December 1, 2010.

(Do you consider Scientific American 'scholarly'?)


 * Susan Thomas:** Vanmeenen, Karen. "Media Matters", Afterimage, Vol. 38, 2011.

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 * Brendan O'Donnell**: Lynch, Lisa, "We're Going to Crack the World Open," Journalism Practice 4:3, 309-18, 2010.

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 * Brendan O'Donnell**: O'Laughlin, John, et al., "Peering into the Fog of War: The Geography of the Wikileaks Afghanistan War Logs, 2004-2009," Eurasian Geography and Economics 51:4, 472-95, 2010.

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 * Brendan O'Donnell**: Stone, Geoffrey R., "Wikileaks, the Proposed SHIELD Act, and the First Amendment," Journal of National Security Law and Policy 5:105, 105-18, 2011.

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 * Brendan O'Donnell**: Morozov, Evgeny, "Wikileaks and the Perils of Extreme Glasnost," New Perspectives Quarterly 28:1, 7-11, 2011.

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 * Brendan O'Donnell**: Flew, Terry & Liu, Bonnie Rui, "Globally Networked Public Spheres? The Australian Media Reaction to Wikileaks," Global Media Journal: Australian Edition, 5:1, 2011.


 * Brendan O'Donnell**: Heisbourg, Francois, "Leaks and Lessons," Survival 53:1, 207-16, 2011.

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 * Brendan O'Donnell**: Peters, Jonathan, "Wikileaks Would Not Qualify to Claim Federal Reporter's Privilege In Any Form," Federal Communications Law Journal 63. 667-92, 2011.

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 * Brendan O'Donnell**: Bachrach, Judy, "WikiHistory: Did the Leaks Inspire the Arab Spring?" World Affairs July/August 2011.


 * Brendan O'Donnell:** Cull, Nicholas J., "Wikileaks, public diplomacy 2.0 and the state of digital public diplomacy," Place Branding and Public Diplomacy 7, 1-8, 2011.


 * Brendan O'Donnell**: Graves, Scott E., "Prior Restraint or Finger in the Dike? //Bank Julius Baer v. Wikileaks and Dynadot,"// The Justice System Journal 29, 216-219, 2008.

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 * Brendan O'Donnell**: Hood, Christopher, "From FOI World to Wikileaks World: A New Chapter in the Transparency Story?" Governance 24.4, 635-638, October 2011

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 * Brendan O'Donnell**: Nayar, Pramod K., "Wikileaks, the New Information Cultures and Digital Parrhesia," Economic and Political Weekly XLV No. 52, 27-30, 2010.

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 * Brendan O'Donnell**: Mohan, Shaj & Mohammed, Anish, "The New Secret," Economic and Political Weekly XLVI No. 13, 13-15, 2011.

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 * Brendan O'Donnell**: Gupta, Monobina, "The Radia Tapes, Wikileaks and Insurgent Media," Economic and Political Weekly XLVI No. 4, 10-12, 2011.


 * Brendan O'Donnell:**Lindgren, Simon & Lundström, Ragnar, "Pirate Culture and Hacktivist Mobilization: The Cultural and Social Protocols of #Wikileaks on Twitter," New Media & Society 13.6, 999-1018, September 2011.


 * Brendan O'Donnell**: Allan, Stuart & Andén-Papadopoulos, Kari, "'Come on, let us shoot!': Wikileaks and the Cultures of Militarization," Topia 23/24, 244-253, September 2010.


 * Brendan O'Donnell:** McCarthy, John, "Wikileaks [sec=classified]" Ethos 19.2, 13-17, June 2011.

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 * Brendan O'Donnell**: Marlin, Randal, "Propaganda and the Ethics of Wikileaks," Global Media Journal: Australian Edition 5.1, 2011.

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 * Brendan O'Donnell**: Tiffen, Rodney, "Wikileaks and Mega-Plumbing Issues -- Unresolved Dilemmas Revisited," Global Media Journal: Australian Edition 5.1, 2011.

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 * Brendan O'Donnell**: Fuchs, Christian, "Wikileaks: power 2.0? Surveillance 2.0? Criticism 2.0? Alternative media 2.0? A political-economic analysis," Global Media Journal: Australian Edition 5.1, 2011.

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 * Brendan O'Donnell**: Lynch, Lisa, "'Pls Call, Love, Your Wife': the online response to Wikileaks' 9/11 pager messages," Global Media Journal: Australian Edition 5.1, 2011.

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 * Brendan O'Donnell**: Brown, A.J., "Weeding out Wikileaks (and why it won't work): legislative recognition of public whistleblowing in Australia," Global Media Journal: Australian Edition 5.1, 2011.

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 * Brendan O'Donnell**: Roberts, Alasdair, "Wikileaks: The Illusion of Transparency," International Review of Administrative Sciences 78.1, 116-133, March 2012.

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 * Brendan O'Donnell**: Coleman, Gabriella, "Hacker Politics and Publics," Public Culture 23.3, 511-516, 2011.


 * Brendan O'Donnell**: Kovel, Joel, "Wikileaks Forever," Capitalism Nature Socialism 22.1, 1-3, March 2011.


 * Brendan O'Donnell**: Byrne, Alex, "Wikileaks and Web 2.0: Privacy, Security, and Other Things That Keep Me Awake..." Archives and Manuscripts 39.1, 49-66, May 2011.


 * Brendan O'Donnell**: Barnard-Willis, David, "'This is not a cyber war, it's a...?' Wikileaks, Anonymous, and the Politics of Hegemony," International Journal of Cyber Warfare and Terrorism 1.1, 13-23, January-March 2011.

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 * Brendan O'Donnell**: Reid-Henry, S.M., "On Žižek on WikiLeaks: Two Figures and a Point of Critique," Antipode 44.1, 1-4, January 2012.

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 * Brendan O'Donnell**: Sauter, Theresa & Kendall, Gavin, "Parrhesia and Democracy: Truth-Telling, Wikileaks and the Arab Spring," Social Alternatives 30.3, 10-14, 2011.


 * Brendan O'Donnell**: Krotoski, Aleks, "Wikileaks and the New, Transparent World Order," The Political Quarterly 82.4, 526-530, October-December 2011.

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 * Brendan O'Donnell:** Dwivedi, Ratnesh, "The Politics Media Equation: Exposing Two Faces of Old Nexus Through Study of General Elections, Wikileaks and Radia Tapes," International Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, U.S.A. 1.10 (2011)


 * Brendan O'Donnell**: Brenner, Samuel, "'Wikileaks Documents Explosive': The Potentially Perverse Effects of Scholars' Being Forced to Look to Third Parties Rather Than State Institutions for Classified Material," Canadian Journal of Law and Society 26.3, 591-598, 2011.


 * Brendan O'Donnell**: Huijser, Henk & Little, Janine, "From Masterchef to the Arab Spring via Wikileaks: social media and political change," New Zealand Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies 1.1, 1-17, 2011.


 * Brendan O'Donnell**: Andrew, Alex M., "Climate change again, MIT plans, exoskeleton, Wikileaks," Kybernetes 40.7/8, 1207-1209, 2011.


 * Brendan O'Donnell**: Chawki, Mohamed, "Wikileaks: Transparency vs. National Security," International Journal of Intellectual Property Management 5.1, 39-60, 2012.

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 * Susan Thomas**: This site doesn't specifically say "Wikileaks", but it does pertain directly to the subject: "The Universal Declaration of Human Rights", Article 19, The United Nations, 1948.

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/02/20/opinion/keller-wikileaks-a-postscript.html?_r=1&hp
 * Bryce Blankenship:** Not necessarily scholarly, but pertaining-- February 2012


 * Tyler Morrison:** DANIELSON, E. S. (2011). Secret Sharers. // American Scholar //, // 80 //(4), 39-46.


 * Tyler Morrison:** MACMILLAN, M. (2011). CABLE NEWS. // Foreign Policy //, (185), 99-100.


 * Tyler Morrison:** GALBRAITH, P. W. (2011). HOW TO WRITE A CABLE. // Foreign Policy //, (185), 102-103.


 * Tyler Morrison:** AJAMI, F. (2011). NOTHING TO SEE HERE. // Foreign Policy //, (185), 103-104.


 * Tyler Morrison:** Goldsborough, R. (2010). The New Age of Investigative Journalism?. // Teacher Librarian //, // 38 //(2), 57.


 * Tyler Morrison:**Dunion, K. (2011). Viewpoint: In defence of Freedom of Information. // Information Polity: The International Journal Of Government & Democracy In The Information Age //, // 16 //(2), 93-96. doi:10.3233/IP-2011-0233


 * Tyler Morrison:** Benkler, Y. (2011). WikiLeaks and the protect-IP Act: A New Public-Private Threat to the Internet Commons.// Daedalus //, // 140 //(4), 154-164.


 * Tyler Morrison:** GUL, A. (2011). The Language of Diplomacy. NPQ: New Perspectives Quarterly, 28(1), 18-21.


 * Tyler Morrison: **MOROZOV, E. (2011). WikiLeaks and the Perils of Extreme Glasnost. // NPQ: New Perspectives Quarterly //, // 28 //(1), 7-11


 * Tyler Morrison:** Miller, T., & Ahluwalia, P. (2011). Wikileaks looks up. // Social Identities //, // 17 //(2), 167.


 * Tyler Morrison:** GARDELS, N. (2011). Welcome to the Geo-Information Age. // NPQ: New Perspectives Quarterly //, // 28 //(1), 2-5.


 * Tyler Morrison:** SCHMIDT, E., COHEN, J., CLINTON, H., KOUCHNER, B., & ASSANGE, J. (2011). Collage of Comment. // NPQ: New Perspectives Quarterly //, // 28 //(1), 12-17.


 * Tyler Morrison:** Graham, C., & Hustinx, P. (2011). The data debate. // Engineering & Technology (17509637) //, // 6 //(6), 34-35.


 * Tyler Morrison:** MURRAY, A. (2011). Transparency, Scrutiny and Responsiveness: Fashioning a Private Space within the Information Society. // Political Quarterly //, // 82 //(4), 509-514.