Cyberspace and International Relations

Chapter 1 Power Technology and Powerful Technologies: Global Governmentality and Security in the Cyberspace

Chapter 2 Cyber War and Strategic Thought: Do the Classic Theorists Still Matter?

Chapter 3 SAM: A Framework to Understand Emerging Challenges to States in an Interconnected World

Chapter 4 In Search of Cyber Stability: International Relations, Mutually Assured Destruction and the Age of Cyber Warfare

Chapter 5 Offense–Defense Balance in Cyber Warfare

Chapter 6 The Utility of Timeless Thoughts: Hannah Arendt’s Conceptions of Power and Violence in the Age of Cyberization

Chapter 7 Clarifying the International Debate on Stuxnet: Arguments for Stuxnet as an Act of War

Chapter 8 A New Way of Conducting War: Cyberwar, Is That Real?

Chapter 9 Peacekeeping 4.0: Harnessing the Potential of Big Data, Social Media, and Cyber Technologies

Chapter 10 US Leadership in Cyberspace: Transnational Cyber Security and Global Governance

Chapter 11 Hierarchies in Networks: Emerging Hybrids of Networks and Hierarchies for Producing Internet Security

Chapter 12 How the 2010 Attack on Google Changed the US Government’s Threat Perception of Economic Cyber Espionage

Chapter 13 Cooperative International Approaches to Network Security: Understanding and Assessing OECD and ITU Efforts to Promote Shared Cybersecurity

Chapter 14 Phreak the Speak: The Flawed Communications within Cyber Intelligentsia

Chapter 15 Reflections on Virtual to Real: Modern Technique, International Security Studies and Cyber Security Environment