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Introduction: New Media And The Reconfiguration Of Power In Global Politics / Athina Karatzogianni -- War And The Media Paradox / Hall Gardner -- The Internet As A Weapon Of War? Radicalisation, Publics And Legitimacy / Andrew Hoskins And Ben O'loughlin -- Transparency And Accountability In The Age Of Cyberpolitics: The Role Of Blogs In Framing Conflict / Maria Touri -- Web Activism As An Element Of Global Security / Michael Dartnell -- The Laws Of The Playground: Information Warfare And Propaganda Across The Taiwan Strait / Gary D. Rawnsley -- Information Warfare Operations Within The Concept Of Individual Self-defence / Dimitrios Delibasis -- The Internet And Militant Jihadism: Global To Local Re-imaginings / Frazer Egerton -- How Small Are Small Numbers In Cyberspace? Small, Virtual, Wannabe 'states', Minorities And Their Cyberconflicts / Athina Karatzogianni -- Rivalry In Cyberspace And Virtual Contours Of A New Conflict Zone: The Sri Lanka Case / Harinda Vidanage -- Feminist Solidarity And The Cyber Crusade For Women's Activism: A Case Study Of The Women In Black / Zinthiya Ganeshpanchan -- Electronic Civil Disobedience And Symbolic Power / Graham Meikle -- The Internet And Decentralized Architectures: Email Lists And The Organizing Process Of The European Social Forum / Anastasia Kavada -- Some Notes On The Social Antagonism In Netarchical Capitalism / Michel Bauwens. Edited By Athina Karatzogianni. Includes Bibliographical References.
This collection investigates how digital communication technologies and the internet have fundamentally altered the landscape of global conflict, power dynamics, and political activism. Edited by Athina Karatzogianni, the volume assembles contributions from various scholars to analyze the intersection of cyber-politics, information warfare, and social movements. The text provides a theoretical and empirical framework for understanding how non-state actors, states, and militant groups utilize virtual spaces to exert influence, challenge legitimacy, and reconfigure traditional power structures.
What You Will Find
Experts identify this work as a comprehensive academic resource for understanding the early-to-mid 2000s evolution of cyber-conflict. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose and the breadth of the case studies provided by the contributors.
Page Count:
246
Publication Date:
2014-05-14
Publisher:
Routledge
ISBN-10:
0203890760
ISBN-13:
9780203890769
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