El sistema internacional cibernético: elementos de análisis

Este artículo aporta algunas consideraciones sobre el debate de cuestiones cibernéticas y sus efectos sobre el entendimiento de nuevas temáticas de seguridad internacional. Además, propone la adopción de metodologías de la disciplina de relaciones internacionales para es­tudiar asuntos cibernéticos...

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Patiño Orozco, Germán Alejandro
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Palabra clave:
cyberspace;
cybersecurity;
international security;
international cybersystem
ciberseguridad;
ciberespacio;
seguridad internacional;
sistema internacional cibernético
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dc.title.translated.eng.fl_str_mv The international cybersystem: elements of analysis
title El sistema internacional cibernético: elementos de análisis
spellingShingle El sistema internacional cibernético: elementos de análisis
cyberspace;
cybersecurity;
international security;
international cybersystem
ciberseguridad;
ciberespacio;
seguridad internacional;
sistema internacional cibernético
title_short El sistema internacional cibernético: elementos de análisis
title_full El sistema internacional cibernético: elementos de análisis
title_fullStr El sistema internacional cibernético: elementos de análisis
title_full_unstemmed El sistema internacional cibernético: elementos de análisis
title_sort El sistema internacional cibernético: elementos de análisis
dc.creator.fl_str_mv Patiño Orozco, Germán Alejandro
dc.contributor.author.spa.fl_str_mv Patiño Orozco, Germán Alejandro
dc.subject.eng.fl_str_mv cyberspace;
cybersecurity;
international security;
international cybersystem
topic cyberspace;
cybersecurity;
international security;
international cybersystem
ciberseguridad;
ciberespacio;
seguridad internacional;
sistema internacional cibernético
dc.subject.spa.fl_str_mv ciberseguridad;
ciberespacio;
seguridad internacional;
sistema internacional cibernético
description Este artículo aporta algunas consideraciones sobre el debate de cuestiones cibernéticas y sus efectos sobre el entendimiento de nuevas temáticas de seguridad internacional. Además, propone la adopción de metodologías de la disciplina de relaciones internacionales para es­tudiar asuntos cibernéticos de carácter global. El artículo concluye con algunos lineamientos para profundizar acerca del análisis de temas cibernéticos con una perspectiva internacional.
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spelling Patiño Orozco, Germán Alejandrode270d97-dce2-4ec0-b4ba-ece2c6d653a42019-06-26 10:32:222022-09-08T13:48:58Z2019-06-26 10:32:222022-09-08T13:48:58Z2019-06-26Este artículo aporta algunas consideraciones sobre el debate de cuestiones cibernéticas y sus efectos sobre el entendimiento de nuevas temáticas de seguridad internacional. Además, propone la adopción de metodologías de la disciplina de relaciones internacionales para es­tudiar asuntos cibernéticos de carácter global. El artículo concluye con algunos lineamientos para profundizar acerca del análisis de temas cibernéticos con una perspectiva internacional.This article provides insights into the deba­te about cyber issues and its effects on our understanding of new international security topics. Moreover, this article proposes the adoption of principles from the discipline of International Relations to study cyber issues in the global realm. 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