サイバー経済安全保障と民主政・僭主政 - 第11回
Save Big on Coursera Plus. 7,000+ courses at $160 off. Limited Time Only! Grab it Learn about cybersecurity and economic security in this lecture from Kyoto University's Graduate School of Public Policy. Associate Professor Ken Sakade explores critical topics including the Huawei supply chain controversy, cyberspace as an international public good, and the conflict between Google and the Chinese government regarding internet browsing and US democracy promotion diplomacy. Examine how these issues intersect with democratic and authoritarian governance systems through detailed analysis of real-world cases and their implications for global economic security. The lecture, delivered on December 21, 2021, systematically breaks down complex geopolitical dynamics in the cyber domain and their impact on international relations and economic security.