Abstract:
"Almost everyone, and almost everywhere, has access to the Internet and makes use of cyber venues in one way or another. Until recently, cyberspace was considered largely a matter of low politics—background conditions and routine decisions and processes. In recent years, issues connected to cyberspace and its uses have catapulted into the highest of high politics. A newly coined term, "cyberpolitics," refers to the conjunction of two processes: those pertaining to politics surrounding the determination of who gets what, when, and how, and those enabled by the uses of cyberspace, a new arena of virtual interactions."
Institution:
Department of Political Science, MIT
Industry Focus:
Information & Telecommunication
Internet & Cyberspace