Security in Cyberspace

Giampiero Giacomello is Assistant Professor of International Relations at the Department of Political and Social Sciences at the University of Bologna, Italy and co-editor for the journal Defence Studies.

• List of Abbreviations List of Figures and Tables Acknowledgments Foreword Carlo SchaerfList of Contributors Introduction – Security in CybersapceGiampiero GiacomelloPart One: The NationChapter 1: The ‘State(s)’ of CybersecurityRossella MattioliChapter 2: Reducing Uncertainties in Cyberspace through Confidence and Capacity Building MeasuresPatryk PawlakChapter 3: Wikileaks and CyberspaceJudith ReppyChapter 4: Leaks: Securing Communications and Achieving Nuclear ZeroBruce LarkinChapter 5: Establishing Norms of Behavior in Cyberspace: The Chinese ViewpointChunmei KangPart Two: The Infrastructure and The IndividualChapter 6: Einstein on the Breach: Surveillance Technology, Cybersecurity and Organizational ChangeMilton Mueller and Andreas KuehnChapter 7: Artificial or ‘Legitimate’ Barriers to Internet Governance?”Francesco Giacomini and Laura CordaniChapter 8: Public-Private Partnerships: A ‘Soft’ Approach to Cybersecurity? Views from the European UnionMaria Grazia PorceddaChapter 9: Targeting One’s Ideal Audience: Self-Presentation Practices among Extreme Nationalists on Social NetworksAndra SiibakBibliographyIndex

This excellent volume brings exciting new perspectives to the fast-moving field of cybersecurity studies. Giacomello and colleagues provide novel analyses of whose security is at stake in cyberspace. Complexities and intricacies of surveillance, attacks, governance, and privacy in cyberspace are unpacked and presented in a critical and accessible way in this collection. Given today's digitally connected world and global cyberplagues, the readership of this timely book should be very wide indeed.