Connectivity and Exploitation in the Digital Age
Through participation in logistics and communications, digital or otherwise, each person has the potential to affect international relations – and the rules governing this space are still in the making.
Interview – Mark Manantan
Mark Manantan talks about the links between the disciplines of international relations and media communication, cybersecurity cooperation and cyber diplomacy in the Indo-Pacific.
Provoking to Avoid War: North Korea’s Hybrid Security Strategies
An important feature of North Korea’s hybrid strategy is that it is continuously adapting to ever-changing circumstances, and as such it has not become outdated.
Interview – Edythe E. Weeks
Edythe Weeks discusses development and competition in outer space and the polar regions, cybersecurity, and misconceptions around the Cold War space race.
The Inevitable Battleground for Competing Powers: Cyberwarfare
The competition between global powers to make cyberspace the next battleground will have a serious consequence for the rest of the world if not addressed collectively.
Interview – Lev Topor
Lev Topor talks about his work on cyberspace and racism, cybersecurity and the pandemic, and the key instigators of cyber interventions.
Interview – H. Akin Ünver
Akin Ünver discusses computational social science (CSS) and IR, his research using CSS on the Syrian Civil War, and the use of the Internet by authoritarian leaders.
How Cyberspace Changes International Conflict
The international system is ill equipped to create regulatory mechanisms that inhibit and control state action in Cyberspace, much less the myriad other actors that can wield such violence.
Unbordered Rights: The Geography of Cyberspace
World-scale political geography is shifting as new actors become mediums for power within the system, revealing complexity by adding Cyberspace onto the political geography of international space.
Cyberspace and the Struggle to Maintain and Manage It
If the Internet is to be an effective tool of liberty, freedom and justice then Cyberspace must be understood not just within domestic governance frameworks, but also within the international governance system.
