| Title | Extraterritorial jurisdiction over cyber espionage : a new trend in international law or just an example of lawfare |
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Osnovni podatki o gradivu | | Authors: | Giovannelli, Davide (Author) | Language: | English | Work type: | Unknown | Organization: | MORS - MORS publications | Keywords: | cyber espionage, extraterritorial jurisdiction, lawfare, improper foreign influence, economic espionage | UDC: | 355.40:004.738.5:341 | article ISSN: | 2463-9575 | COBISS_ID: | 114100739 | Statistika: | 2990 ogledov; 13 prenosov | Categories: | Document is not linked to any category. |
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| Files: |  RAZ_Giovannelli_Davide_i2022.pdf (393,33 KB)
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Abstract: | States’ practice shows that intelligence agencies have carried out not only espionage, but also other, less noble activities, such as hybrid warfare. Traditionally, international law tolerates espionage, while domestic criminal law generally allows its prosecution. However, this precarious equilibrium is changing due to the growth in cyber espionage, which allows espionage to be carried out more effectively. Not surprisingly, there is increasing interest in States’ practice, as new legal instruments for exercising extraterritorial jurisdiction over cyber espionage have been adopted. This article tries to assess whether these new legal instruments should be considered a new trend in international law, or a sporadic exercise of lawfare. | |
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