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strategic insights in cyber policies, digital risks, and emerging technologies
"Wiring the Domains: Strategic Insights in Cyber Policies, Digital Risks, and Emerging Technologies brings together cutting-edge policy and research insights from leading scholars at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS), Singapore. This edited volume addresses the critical intersections of cybersecurity, digital transformation, and emerging technologies, examining their growing influence on global security, international relations, and society. Structured into three interconnected parts, the book explores how technological change is reshaping international affairs and regional dynamics. Each chapter offers fresh analysis on the challenges and opportunities presented by cyber and digital domains, while a concluding chapter synthesises the findings and considers the future trajectory of these fast-evolving areas. Grounded in Southeast Asian perspectives but with global relevance, Wiring the Domains provides policymakers, researchers, and professionals with timely insights into how technology is reshaping strategy, governance, and resilience. It also complements ongoing discussions featured in the Digital Impact Team's podcast Wiring the Domains on Spotify--
Cyber policies. Cyber diplomacy in Singapore and ASEAN (Benjamin Ang and Eugene EG Tan) -- SolarWinds and Cyber diplomacy: the missing piece (Eugene EG Tan) -- Geopolitics meet digital security in ASEAN's maritime domain (Muhammad Faizal bin Abdul Rahman) -- Cybercrime in ASEAN: fostering regional collaboration (Helena Yixin Huang) -- Regulating foreign religious content in the virtual space (Amanda Huan) --Digital risks. Networks of inauthentic news sites and the risk of hostile information campaigns in Singapore (Benjamin Ang and Dymples Leong) -- Inauthentic local lifestyle and news websites and the challenge for media literacy (Benjamin Ang and Dymples Leong) -- The role of Internet consumption on the witnessing of online harms (Zhang Hao Goh, Gulizar Haciyakupoglu and Edson C Tandoc Jr.) -- Creating women's 'safe space' in digital life: perspectives from Singapore (Tamara Nair and Teo Yi-Ling) -- Socioeconomic, informational, and attitudinal predictors of misinformation belief: survey evidence from four countries (Gulizar Haciyakupoglu, D J Flynn, and Nina Wiesehomeier) -- Emerging technologies. Technology: technonationalism and emerging technologies in smaller states (Richard Bitzinger) --Biosecurity awareness and education in Southeast Asia (Julius Cesar Imperial Trajano and Jeselyn) -- Red hydrogen for a more sustainable future in aviation (Alvin Chew and Karryl Kim Sagun Trajano) -- AI in space technologies: a Singapore case study (Karryl Kim Sagun Trajano, Iuna Tsyrulneva, and Chee Yong Sean Chua) -- Enhancing the security of Singapore's submarine cables: strengths, challenges, and opportunities (Robert C Beckman, Asha Hemrajani, Tara Davenport, and Sean Tan) -- The way ahead (Benjamin Ang).
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Technologie et relations internationales