Hybrid Warfare

• Dean Gordon Smith, Dean, Brigham Young University Law School
• Eric Talbot Jensen, Professor of Law, Brigham Young Univeristy Law School

Facilitator:  Chris Jenks

Participants:

• Helmut Aust – “Hybrid Warfare and the Turn to Resilience: Back to the Cold War?”
• Laura Dickinson – “Contractors and Hybrid Warfare: Legal Challenges and Strategies”

Facilitator:  Oren Gross

Participants:   

• Marie Van Hoofstat – “Does International Human Rights Law allow for military type uses of force?
• Juan Francisco Padin – “The Interpretation of the Defender´s Obligations: A Case on the Interplay between Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law”

Facilitator: Emily Crawford

Participants:

• Rogier Bartels – “From the battlefield to the courtroom: Translating alleged unlawful conduct into war crime charges”
• Gentian Zyberi – “The Notion of Control in Military Operations and Its Place in the Law on International Responsibility: The Impact of the Case Law of International and Regional Courts”

Facilitator:  John Cherry

Participants:

• Camilla Cooper – “Hybrid Warfare – Challenges for NATO”
• Masahiro Kurosaki – “Maritime and Aerial Law Enforcement Operations in Contested Areas during Hybrid Armed Conflicts”
• Michael Meier – “Lawful Measure to Address Subterranean Threats”

Facilitator: Richard Gross

Participants:

• Shane Reeves – “Cyber-Attacks against Critical Infrastructure during Armed Conflict: A Need for Heightened Protections”
• Zhixiong Huang and Yaohui Ying – “Some Preliminary Thoughts on the Application of the Principle of Distinction in the Cyber Context”