title: Hacking Nation-State Relationships: Exploiting the Vulnerability of the Liberal International Order
abstract: This thesis explores the implications of nation-state cyberwarfare and cyber conflict in the context of geopolitics and international studies. The emergence of nation-state cyber conflict has increased in frequency and severity in the last decade. In order to investigate what renders cyberwarfare a new and unique challenge to specific geopolitical climates and international systems at large, research on state-level cyber conflict within bilateral relationships—all of which cyber activity is sign
journal: DigitalResearch@Fordham (Fordham University)