Cyber Warfare and Sino-American Crisis Instability

Gompert, David C.; Libicki, Martin C.

doi:10.1080/00396338.2014.941543

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“…The third is to explore the prospects of ‘cyber spill over’ (Valeriano & Maness, 2015) involving cases of territorial disputes between China and other states in East Asia. A recent study by Gompert and Libicki (2014) argues that conflict escalation due to cyber incidents is unlikely between China and the US. Nonetheless, it is uncertain if this scenario can apply to the disputes involving Taiwan, Vietnam and Japan.…”

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China’s Engagement in Cyberspace

Domingo

2016

Journal of Asian Security and International Affairs

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China’s Engagement in Cyberspace

Domingo

2016

Journal of Asian Security and International Affairs

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“…However, the decision of the former to enhance its cyber capabilities does not appear to have altered the relationship between the two. While this example cannot independently dismiss the possibility of escalation, it suggests that investment in cyber capabilities alone will not change the strategic calculus (Gompert and Libicki 2014).…”

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Tracing Strategic Preferences in Cyberspace: The Role of Regional and Domestic Strategic Culture

Gomez¹

2021

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Our understanding of strategic preferences in cyberspace rests on the material and strategic factors that shape state behavior. This, however, is derived from the actions of established cyber powers. Given the material resources required to effectively operate in this environment and repeated interactions that form the boundaries of accepted behavior, the literature does not adequately explain the emergence of strategic preferences among novice actors. The article posits that these are not exclusively the function of either the material or strategic factors. Instead, strategic culture features prominently in the selection of strategic preferences that shape state behavior in cyberspace.

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“…Globalization, digitalization, and media conflicts have brought a new dimension to the conflict by revealing the cyberwarfare movement (Gompert & Libicki, 2014). Cyber conflict, which continues to increase in international relations, politics, propaganda, racism, and discrimination, continues to be reflected in all areas of life (Bobo, 1983).…”

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Relativity Approach to the Strategic Cyber Conflict Management in Businesses

Özsungur

2022

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Purpose: The study aims to form a theoretical basis for the development of strategies needed by businesses and establish strategic principles. The starting point of this research is that cyber conflict is an operational, managerial, relational, and strategic problem of businesses rather than a cross-country administrative problem. Design/methodology/approach: This research was carried out by adopting grounded theory, known as theorizing-based theory. The study was carried out with 593 limited liability and joint-stock companies operating in Turkey. Findings: The research results revealed a new theory named "relativity of strategic cyber conflict management". According to the research findings, the five orbital forces (negotiation, managerial, infrastructure, defense, competition) were determined in cyber conflict management. Four principles were determined as a business within the system (location in space), the business within cyber cosmos (relativity of time), warping spacetime due to cyber conflict (Curvature of strategy), and illusions due to cyber conflict (Gravitational lenses). Originality: This study introduces a new theory of the cyber conflict management with the inspiration of the principles of relativity theory.

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Cyber Warfare and Sino-American Crisis Instability

Cited by 31 publications

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China’s Engagement in Cyberspace

China’s Engagement in Cyberspace

Tracing Strategic Preferences in Cyberspace: The Role of Regional and Domestic Strategic Culture

Relativity Approach to the Strategic Cyber Conflict Management in Businesses

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