Cybersecurity and International Law: Legal Perspectives

Since the turn of the century, the world woke up to the new realities, until then only seen in science fiction movies. Cybertechnology has blurred the geographical frontiers as well as the temporal ones. Cyberspace has become transnational facilitating communication of goods, ideas, and threats. Unfortunately, the world has not been prepared, legally speaking, to account for misbehaviour within this new space. Jurists are still struggling with this new reality. This book provides an insight into these battles.

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Mohamed Dellal: MPhil, Strathclyde, Glasgow; Doctorat d'Etat Marocain, Oujda; Licence in Public Law, Oujda; Master in Geopolitics, Security and Defence, currently writing a PhD Dissertation on Public Order, Human Rights in Mena Cyberspace.