This book argues that spatial and temporal experiences of urban life have been fundamentally changed by the advent of digital media, and thus it is architecture and media flows that constitute the contemporary built…
Through a comparison of the internet to the typology of the city, this article argues that social media mimics the problematic urban condition of sprawl. This criticism is twofold: one, that like urban sprawl, social…
This article provides an interesting approach to cybersecurity. It is clear that cybersecurity, like peace, is mundane, subtle, and at its best unnoticed. There is no substantial interaction with peace in this article.…
This report offers an insight into the practical implications of narratives promoted by states online. Specifically, it delves into China’s usage of social media and how the cyber domain has become a battlefield for…
This report underlines the scholarly work from Harriet Moynihan (2021) about International Law in cyberspace. In sum, the report brings concrete, substantial, and real-life discussions from a work-shop on law…
This chapter explores how the WannaCry hacking incident in 2017 can be conceptualised as a creeping crisis. In the context of the WannaCry crisis, a creeping crisis refers to an invisible threat that evolves underneath…
This article emphasises the need for a framework wherein norms in cyberspace can be established. It focuses on how some states’ cyberspace activities are either condemmed or legitimised by other states in the…
This article is a dense and in-depth research overview of how peace can be achieved in the cyber domain (partially). It sums up the junctions and also the feasible options for such achievement. In brief, it focuses on…
This report explores the fortunes and misfortunes of AI technologies and how these relate to the narratives that are produced and reproduced online. The report contributes to a demystification of AI technology and…
At the outset, this article takes the US as an example of how and why achieving peace in the cyber realm is difficult. To be more specific, the dichotomy between the West and the rest is as important in the cyber realm…