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Forging Stability in Cyberspace/ Lu Chuanying

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CHUANYING Lu

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In: Survival: Vol.62, No.2, April-May 2020, pp. 125-136 (106)Summary: The current international political system is unprepared for the challenges. Some Western governments doubt the UN's ability to drive the development of a cyberspace order, and non-state actors challenge its legitimacy owing to their exclusion from its decision-making processes and to its bureaucratic unwieldiness. The UN has yet to prove its effectiveness even in bringing about and implementing international consensus on the basic questions in cyberspace governance.

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The current international political system is unprepared for the challenges. Some Western governments doubt the UN's ability to drive the development of a cyberspace order, and non-state actors challenge its legitimacy owing to their exclusion from its decision-making processes and to its bureaucratic unwieldiness. The UN has yet to prove its effectiveness even in bringing about and implementing international consensus on the basic questions in cyberspace governance.

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