Abstract Who controls cyberspace? In Chap. 2, which dealt with the structure of cyberspace,
it became apparent that while the West, specifically the United States, developed and …

In this chapter, I explain what the internet is, its structure, how it operates, and the main
vulnerabilities of each layer of cyberspace (“cyberspace” and “internet” are used …

Phishing for Nazis is an evidence-based, undercover study of neo-Nazi communities on
anonymous communication platforms that helps to shine a light on the dark web. It unveils …

The Russian war in Ukraine which began on February 24, 2022 coincides with the ongoing
schism of the Moscow Patriarchate of the Russian Orthodox Church from the Ecumenical …

Abstract “The United States is certainly less powerful at the end of the twentieth century than
it was in 1945.” Moreover, as Joseph S. Nye put it in 1990, the definitions and perceptions of …

National resilience is, generally, a nation's capacity or ability to withstand difficult situations
or difficult times and to regain internal balance, stability and function. This regards a nation's …

Can religious hate and discrimination lead to global or regional power shifts, and how is it
related to gas, oil, and trade routes? For an untrained eye, issues like antisemitism or racism …

This article examines the means through which disinformation made its way into major
media outlets and the US intelligence community in the months preceding the 2003 United …

Throughout this book, and specifically in Chaps. 4 and 5, it has become clear that countries,
organizations and, of course, individuals are suffering from increasing numbers of …

Abstract The Russian Federation's presence on the global stage of the Olympic Games has
been linked with considerable controversy from 2014 onwards. The nation's use of …