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Institutionalising EU Cyber Law: Can the EU institutionalise its many subjects and objects?

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From the introduction: Cyber-law-making is one of the most challenging fields of global governance because there State-centric regulatory and governance structures of public international law clash with the reality of private actors as war generators, civil society collides with international organisations and State and transnational regulators catch up with technical realities. [...] The paper examines I) cyber law-making and its subjects and objects, II) the two key planks of internal cyber-law-making firstly cybercrime then III), cyber security, followed by a look at the cyber actors in IV, and, finally, by external considerations in V).

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  • Elaine Fahey, 2020. "Institutionalising EU Cyber Law: Can the EU institutionalise its many subjects and objects?," Working Papers of the Vienna Institute for European integration research (EIF) 1, Institute for European integration research (EIF).
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    1. Helena Carrapico & André Barrinha, 2017. "The EU as a Coherent (Cyber)Security Actor?," Journal of Common Market Studies, Wiley Blackwell, vol. 55(6), pages 1254-1272, November.
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