Launching into cyberspace : Internet development and politics in five world regions
The author examines the extent to which Internet development has, or hasn't, taken place in a range of national settings, as well as the relationship between that development and the conduct of international relations.
Case studies
xiv, 297 p. ; 23 cm.
9781588260376, 9781588260123, 1588260372, 1588260127
1169874887
Introduction: The Internet and World Politics. Thin Cyberspace in Africa and the LDCs. Internet Cultures in Israel and the Arab World. The Middle East and the Global Internet Regime. Information Technology and Political Cultures in Eurasia. The Political Economy of the Internet in Eastern Europe. Internet Politics in the Former Soviet Union and Other Central/Eastern European States. China and India as Potential Internet Superpowers. The Internet in Comparative International Perspective.