Chapitre 14. La sécurité

Battistella, Dario

doi:10.3917/scpo.batti.2012.01.0523

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“…Moreover, the five categories of references listed previously prompted further informations to the concepts and theories around the core subject -cyber diplomacy -which are mainly multilateralism [3]; security [2], [1], [22], [26], [7]; and capacity building [28]. In addition, [4], [25] and [14] focus on diplomacy as a base of foreign relations and policies.…”

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“…Most of the studies ( [32], [33], [17], [2], [3], [35], [25], [10], [26], [7], [14]) did not have a specific focus on a particular country, or countries more generally. However, some of them mentioned countries as part of supporting evidence ([4], [1], [22], [24], [37], [9]).…”

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“…2. The second one would be security theory [7] and cybersecurity [22,12]. This theory's main purpose is to foster more security and peace within cyberspace.…”

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“…[26] This book revolves around the term "cyber power" by explaining its importance in world politics and involving different aspects of powers that have particular characteristics, type of diffusion and illustration of powers. [7] This book focuses on the understanding of the contemporary world based on theories of international relations. Moreover, this chapter 14 deals with security in international relations, which is a key matter for a majority of the world's nations.…”

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Cyber Diplomacy: A Systematic Literature Review

Attatfa¹,

Renaud²,

Paoli

2020

Procedia Computer Science

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Diplomatic action in international relations is a global security priority in the inter-connected world. The birth of cyber diplomacy, occurred in the year 2007, which will always be remembered due to a wide-ranging cyber attack on Estonia. Indeed, Estonia is known for being one of the most wired countries in Europe. The attack consisted of crippled computer networks because of hackers which paralysed numerous amount of government and corporates sites. The escalation in these kinds of attacks highlighted the need for governments to formulate national cyber strategies. This sprang from the realisation that cyberspace, like the physical world, also has military and strategic dimensions and requires countries to work together to defeat cyber opponents. Attacks within cyberspace are subject to strategically-formulated threats, which go beyond the usual physical terrorist-type threats. Global progress, democracy and peace are at stake. This makes cyber diplomacy a major issue for countries’ foreign policies, due to the interdisciplinary nature of the domain. A number of aspects are relevant in this respect: policies, politics and sociology (dread), diplomacy, digital/cyber science, multilateralism and world history. This paper reports on a systematic literature review that was carried out to reveal the dimensions of current cyber diplomacy research. While a number of studies have introduced and defined “Cyber Diplomacy” and its associated diplomatic actions, none have sought to distinguish this field from the more traditional and well established diplomacy concept. This is a significant gap in the literature, which will be the topic of future research.

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