The global development of the cyberspace: new challenges for the States and the civil society
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International Relations, digital diplomacy, cybersecurity, global internet, governanceAbstract
The following article aims to incorporate the discipline of International Relations into the discussion of global change caused by the recent technological revolution. While change is identified and characterized as being caused by technologies known as Information and Communication Technologies (ICT), in the following analysis we argue that applying International Relations concept help make sense of the actions and processes that take place virtually by actors such as the state, non-governmental and civil society organizations. This article via an inductive and exploratory approach, combines theory and practice based recent cases that exemplify and suggest the need to advance thought within the discipline taking into consideration the intersection of international affairs and technology in the XXI century.Downloads
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