Cyber security meets security politics: Complex technology, fragmented politics, and networked science/ Myriam Dunn Cavelty
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Contemporary Security PolicySummary: This article provides the intellectual history to situate this literature in its broader evolutionary context. After identifying and discussing six drivers from the fields of technology, politics, and science that have been influential in the evolution of cyber security politics and how it is studied, and describe three historically contingent clusters of research. Using the same driving factors to look into the future of research.
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This article provides the intellectual history to situate this literature in its broader evolutionary context. After identifying and discussing six drivers from the fields of technology, politics, and science that have been influential in the evolution of cyber security politics and how it is studied, and describe three historically contingent clusters of research. Using the same driving factors to look into the future of research.
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