Who controls cyberspace?
By Nazli Choucri, David D. Clark | September 1, 2013
As the international system and the empowered non-state groups and individuals of cyberspace shape one another, the potential collisions of law, policy, and the practice of governance have barely even been identified—it it time that the international community begin to understand how and where cyberspace and international relations intersect and influence one another.
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Nazli Choucri
Nazli Choucri is professor of political science at MIT and principal investigator for the Project on Explorations in Cyber International... Read More
David D. Clark
Clark is a senior research scientist at the MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory. Since the mid-1970s, he has been leading the... Read More
