The Hacked World Order: How Nations Fight, Trade, Maneuver, and Manipulate in the Digital Age
by Adam Segal
The Hacked World Order delves into how nations wield cyber capabilities to fight, trade, and manipulate in the digital age. Adam Segal uncovers the strategic shifts in global power as technology redefines international competition, espionage, and security. This insightful analysis highlights the urgent need for updated rules in cyberspace to prevent escalation and promote stability.
About This Book
The Hacked World Order examines the evolving landscape of international relations in an era dominated by digital technologies. Nations now compete not just through traditional military means but also via cyber operations, data manipulation, and information warfare.
Author Adam Segal analyzes how countries fight, trade, and maneuver in cyberspace, highlighting the implications for global stability and governance. The book addresses the challenges of attributing cyber attacks and the difficulties in establishing norms for digital behavior.
Through case studies and expert insights, it reveals the strategic use of hacking and digital tools in diplomacy and conflict. Readers gain an understanding of the blurred lines between war and peace in the virtual domain.
Ultimately, the work calls for new frameworks to manage these risks and foster cooperation among states in the interconnected digital world.
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