Cyber-conflict and Global Politics (Hardcover)

1 Introduction: New Media and the Reconfiguration of Power in Global Politics  Athina Karatzogianni  Part I Transforming Media and Global Conflict  2. War and the New Media Paradox Hall Gardner  3. The Internet as a weapon of war? Some thoughts on radicalization Ben O’Louglin and Andrew Hoskins  4. Transparency and accountability in the age of cyberpolitics: the role of blogs in framing conflict Maria Touri  Part II Global Security and Information warfare  5. Web activism as an element of global security Michael Dartnell  6. Computer-based information warfare across the Taiwan Strait Gary Rawnsley  7. Information warfare operations and the concept of self-defense Dimitris Delibasis  PART III Ethno/religio/cultural Cyber Conflicts  8. The Internet and Militant Jihadism: Global to Local Re-imaginings Frazer Egerton  9. How small are small numbers in cyberspace? Athina Karatzogianni  10. Rivalry in cyberspace and virtual contours of a new conflict zone: The Sri-Lankan case Harinda Vidanage  11. Feminist solidarity and the cybercrusade: The Women in Black Movement and the 16th Day Activism against gender violence Zinthiya Ganespachan  PART IV Socio/politico/economic Cyber Conflicts  12. Electronic Civil Disobedience and Symbolic Power Graham Meikle  13. Decentralization and Communication: Email lists and the organizing process of the European Social Forum Anastasia Kavada  14. Some notes on the social antagonism in netarchical capitalism Michel Bauwens