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Surviving a technological future: Technological proliferation and modes of discovery. [PDF]
Futures, 2018 Callaghan CW.
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"You may not be interested in Cyberwar, but Cyberwar is interested in you"
, 2022 Lovink, Geert +2 more
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Martin C. Libicki: Cyberdeterrence and Cyberwar
International Journal of Communication, 2010 Negar Kahen
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Political Geography, 2015
Abstract Within western security discourse, the threat posed by cyberwar has risen from a barely acknowledged concern to one of the greatest challenges confronting the West and the world in only a few short years. How did this happen so quickly, and what are the consequences for how security is performatively enacted?
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Abstract Within western security discourse, the threat posed by cyberwar has risen from a barely acknowledged concern to one of the greatest challenges confronting the West and the world in only a few short years. How did this happen so quickly, and what are the consequences for how security is performatively enacted?
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2023
Invasion, terrorist attacks, drone strikes, insurgency and counterinsurgency, civil strife, and foreign intervention have already spread around the world, but war is now spreading and intensifying in a new form waged across digital networks: cyberwar. This war is fought through the use of computers and the internet.
Sumbul Rafi, Nasheed Imtiaz
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Invasion, terrorist attacks, drone strikes, insurgency and counterinsurgency, civil strife, and foreign intervention have already spread around the world, but war is now spreading and intensifying in a new form waged across digital networks: cyberwar. This war is fought through the use of computers and the internet.
Sumbul Rafi, Nasheed Imtiaz
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