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Stewart A. Baker, Marc Frey, Theodore N. Nemeroff, Michael VatisFebruary 15, 2013
Stewart A. Baker, Michael T. Gershberg, Stephen Heifetz, Edward J. Krauland, Timothy M. Walsh
November 1, 2012
Stewart A. Baker
October 5, 2012, Law360
Stewart A. Baker, Michael Vatis
June 11, 2012
Stewart A. Baker
May 1, 2012, ABA Journal
Stewart A. Baker
April 24, 2012, Politico
Stewart A. Baker
April 17, 2012, GSN: Government Security News
Stewart A. Baker, Douglas Kantor, Theodore N. Nemeroff, Michael Vatis
March 6, 2012
Stewart A. Baker
February 14, 2012, Bloomberg Corporate and M&A Law Report
Stewart Baker
January 20, 2012, The Deal
Lawyers are crippling America's ability to defend against cyberwar with arcane rules and regulations. But war waits for no man.
Stewart A. Baker
September 30, 2011, Foreign Policy
An odd attack on the NYPD
Stewart Baker
August 28, 2011, New York Post
Stewart A. Baker
October 8, 2010, The Washington Post
Stewart A. Baker, Stephen Heifetz
October 1, 2010
Stewart A. Baker and Stephen R. Heifetz
September 24, 2010, Insight
Stewart A. Baker, Marc Frey, Stephen Heifetz
September 3, 2010
Stewart Baker and William Nakhleh
July 28, 2009
"Trade and Electronic Commerce"
Stewart A. Baker2005, The World Trade Organization: Legal Economic and Political Analysis
Patriot Debates: Experts Debate the USA PATRIOT Act
(Stewart A. Baker and John Kavanagh, eds.)2005, American Bar Association
A Patch in Time Saves Nine: Liability Risks for Unpatched Software
Stewart A. Baker2003, National Legal Center for the Public Interest
The Executive’s Desk Book on Corporate Risks and Response for Homeland Security
Stewart A. Baker2003
Co-author, The Limits of Trust – Cryptography, Governments and Electronic Commerce
Stewart A. Baker, Paul R. Hurst1998
“Should Spies Be Cops?” (Winter 1994-95)
Stewart A. Baker97 Foreign Policy 36
Mr. Baker has published a number of articles in such newspapers as The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, and The Journal of Commerce.
Stewart A. Baker
