Titlebook: Cyberspace and International Relations; Theory, Prospects an Jan-Frederik Kremer,Benedikt Müller Book 2014 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelber

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Cyber War and Strategic Thought: Do the Classic Theorists Still Matter?ure of war, conflict, and policy within the realm of cyber war? While a significant amount of work has been directed towards the possibility of cyber war and explaining what it might look like, there is a limited focus on strategic options which states might select in this emerging field. The chapte

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In Search of Cyber Stability: International Relations, Mutually Assured Destruction and the Age of Cse cheaper and offense more costly decrease the likelihood of conflict. Nuclear weapons may have thereby helped create the stability of the Cold War via the costs associated with launching first; according to this argument, war between the US and USSR never occurred because the price of war (i.e. mu

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Offense–Defense Balance in Cyber Warfaredebate on the issue of cyber security. In every cyber attack, the attacker may risk of handing over the ammunition to the enemy as a blueprint for the latter to develop a cyber weapon of its own. In cyber warfare, there is possibility that victims of cyber attack develop their own cyber weapon resul

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The Utility of Timeless Thoughts: Hannah Arendt’s Conceptions of Power and Violence in the Age of Cyiolence. Even if her work is often marked by skepticism on the technological domination of the human world, some of Arendt’s most important works provide a surprisingly rich framework to conceptualize the structure and character of cyberspace. It is argued here that the structure of power and violen

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Clarifying the International Debate on Stuxnet: Arguments for Stuxnet as an Act of War the aftermath of its detection, experts and media personnel alike were quick in putting the implicative tag ‘act of war’ onto the use of the malicious program, although no competent justification for such labelling was offered. The following chapter aims to clarify the international debate by prese

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US Leadership in Cyberspace: Transnational Cyber Security and Global Governancek on US cyber security policy has argued for or against deterrence theory as a basis for US cyber security policy. Deterrence theory, as a state level theory of national security, focuses attention on strategic choice enabling policymakers to manage state level responses to perceived threats. The pr

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