The U.S.-China Cyberwar Needs Detente

Media Coverage | August 31, 2015

In an op-ed for The Boston Globe, EWI Fellow Greg Austin talks about the significance of detente in ending the U.S.-China cyberwar. 

In an op-ed, Austin writes that "US perceptions about China in cyberspace hinge on a few mistaken beliefs. They include the notion that there are unambiguous norms in cyberspace that China is flagrantly violating; a failure to appreciate China's deep insecurity in cyberspace; a lack of knowledge of America's extensive cyberspionage and cyber military operations against China; and an inflation of the threat from China's theft of intellectual property."

 

To read this article, click on one of the links below:

The Boston Globe

The Diplomat

The Globalist

China Daily

The Jakarta Post

Business Report

Handelsblatt (German)

 

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http://www.bostonglobe.com/
Source Author: 
Greg Austin