السيادة السيبرانية في الصين بين متطلبات القوة و ضروريات الأمن القومي

Abstract EN

Many countries are seeking to acquire and modernize cyber-defensive and offensive capabilities, and invest in a secure information infrastructure, as cognitive power, especially cyberspace, has become a necessity to counter the threats of cyberspace and to reinforce its international status, which raises important questions about the role and responsibility of states with regard to sovereignty in cyberspace and cyber infrastructure, as sovereign power is also needed to protect the interests of the state.

State.

Damage to the interests of States is detrimental, and the responsibility to prevent external damage is not only for state actors, but also for non-state actors.

This article examines the impact of technological change on the construction of the international system, as well as the relationship between its components and their interactions, including administration, trade, diplomacy and war, areas in which China is one of the most eminent emerging powers, which maintains many of the fundamental principles of sovereignty and its application in cyberspace.

Counterclaims and obligations, because his rise as a non-Western power forces him to acquire a cyber-power without giving up his sovereign power