Towards an understanding of the geopolitics of cyberspace: Learning,re‐learning and un‐learning |
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Authors: | Stanley D Brunn |
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Institution: | Professor in the Department of Geography , University of Kentucky , Lexington E-mail: brunn@pop.uky.edu. |
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Abstract: | Spiegel classifies the world's states as high‐tech, nationalistic, or transitional in character, along with some fluidity. His thesis is that ‘traditional geography’ has declined in importance in international politics and has been replaced by information and communications technologies (ICT). He seems unaware of recent developments in political geography, especially to the manner in which geographers consider space, cyberspace and ICT. Territory is one element of political space; others include identities, networks, regionalism, transboundary processes and non‐state actors in regional and global politics. |
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