ABSTRACT The People's Republic of China's (PRC) approach to data governance, centred
on data sovereignty, is much debated in academic literature. However, it remains unclear …

Objective: to identify the main legal factors of cross-border data exchange in the context of
digital technology proliferation and government digitalization, including legal guarantees …

This article examines cybersecurity governance legislation in the European Union (namely,
the NIS2 Directive) in comparison to similar legislation and frameworks elsewhere. Such …

The paper investigates the interplay between the development of cybersecurity policies and
one of the major transformations underway in contemporary democratic regimes, ie the …

This concluding piece to the Special Issue on Interpolarity: Revisiting Security and the
Global Order focuses on the concept of interpolarity as both a conceptual tool to …

This chapter aims to discuss the EU's cyber security strategy and how its policy is capable of
restricting cybercrime in Europe. The study explains the role of EU Member States in dealing …

The ever-increasing digitalization of the world sees the emergence of new threats that result
in increasingly high demands on nations regarding the maintenance of national …

The purpose of this qualitative study is to investigate how C-level executives and board
members influence the development and effectiveness of cybersecurity strategies within …

It is evident that at least several contradictory approaches have emerged from more than two
decades of ongoing international negotiations aimed at regulating the domain that was …