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GLOBAL INTERNET AND GLOBAL SECURITY.

The article highlight the potential conflict between a global internet and national security agendas. It explores how states are trying to align the internet with their laws and regulations, and how the internet is being framed as bad for both national and global security. It further aims to help re...

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Published in:Journal of International Affairs Vol. 75; no. 1; pp. 113 - 119
Main Author: Badiei, Farzaneh
Format: Article
Published: Journal of International Affairs Fall/Winter2022
Subjects:
National security
Internet
International security
Discourse
Delegated legislation
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