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Overcoming uncertainty in cyberspace: strategic culture and cognitive schemas/ Miguel Alberto Gomez

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GOMEZ Miguel Alberto

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In: Defence Studies: Vol 21, No. 1, March 2021, pp. 25-46 (105)Summary: The article advances an argument based on the schematic use of strategic culture to explain state behaviour in cyberspace. Specifically, uncertainty due to the ambiguity of information prompts the schematic use of strategic culture that is diffused within epistemic communities. These communities, in turn, advance policy preferences that exploit cyberspace to meet strategic objectives that, in effect, perpetuate their respective subculture.

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The article advances an argument based on the schematic use of strategic culture to explain state behaviour in cyberspace. Specifically, uncertainty due to the ambiguity of information prompts the schematic use of strategic culture that is diffused within epistemic communities. These communities, in turn, advance policy preferences that exploit cyberspace to meet strategic objectives that, in effect, perpetuate their respective subculture.

STRATEGY, POLICY, IT, CYBERSEC

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