Titlebook: Cybernetics, Warfare and Discourse; The Cybernetisation Anthimos Alexandros Tsirigotis Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Aut

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-50847-4Cybernetics; War; Military power; Information Age; Policy-making; Security; British defence; British Politi

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Active Rules in Database Systemsessed in the aftermath of these attacks about how the Information Age changes modern wars. Do attacks through cyberspace herald that the hard power of weapons has become obsolete? Do cyber weapons have any strategic value? The literature is mainly framed by these kinds of questions, but this chapter

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4419-8656-6technological determinism and argues that it should be deconstructed to its materiality and its discourse. Cybernetics theories, the new materialist turn and the social theory of discourse are used to explain how cyber discourse is a new meaningful construction about how to define human life and soc

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Active Rules in Database Systemsy were working for the revision of national defence and security policy documents. Genres are communicative events which are structured in conventionalised ways and constrain how policy makers work in producing British defence and security policies. It is the changes in these conventions from 1957 t

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Lo?c Peiffer,Dmitri Rouwet,Yuri Taranc resources of British policy makers. The need to influence the world instead of imposing the British power in specific territories, and the new competences that AF should develop are discussed in juxtaposition to the principles of emergence, autopoiesis and complexity of the cyber discourse. A resi

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Jean Battaglia,Florent Brenguierrrects this wrong way that the debate on cyberwarfare has been framed since the major cyber attacks in Estonia, Georgia and Iran. This final chapter explains that the Information Age changes the way people now think about what to be powerful means and how states act to protect their interests. The c