Cyberwar : novas fronteiras da guerra

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This paper explores how a cyber attack could be an attack on State sovereignty.For this, it considers the hypothesis that cyberspace and multiple virtual networks are domains in which sovereignty can be applied, based on the assumption that, in these spaces, economic, political, administrative, social and other systems coordinate themselves.As a result, disturbances in the virtual realm can disrupt the daily lives of citizens and the response capacity of the State.The study also examines the hypothesis of a relative weakness of the State in the Digital Age, also due to Information and Communication Technologies advancements, impacting on issues such as national security, technological dependence, the rationality of the market, the porosity of borders and the rise of non-state actors in the international system.The research focused on the specialized bibliography covering books, articles and blogs.The results indicate that the State still plays an important role, but has no more reserve

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