Focusing on cybersecurity ethics, this revised second edition provides an accessible introduction to the subject. It includes updated content and new chapters that explore critical topics such as social justice, artificial intelligence, and big data, making it a comprehensive resource for understanding the ethical implications within the field of cybersecurity.
Engaging with intelligence studies through queer theory, this work explores the complexities of espionage and the spy's role as a mediator between military force and diplomatic efforts. It presents the idea of a dual foreign policy, where leaders of democracies can operate with both overt and covert agendas. By examining how the intelligence community facilitates these hidden actions, the book highlights the nuanced interplay between public ideology and clandestine operations, offering a fresh perspective on critical intelligence studies and international relations.
Focusing on the intersection of technology and political science, this textbook provides a thorough introduction to cyber politics and security. It addresses the complexities of the digital landscape while exploring relevant political theories, making it an essential resource for students studying these contemporary issues. The book aims to equip readers with a foundational understanding of how cyber elements influence political dynamics and policy-making.