КІБЕРКОНФЛІКТ ТА ПРАВОВЕ ПОЛЕ ЙОГО ІСНУВАННЯ: СПРОБА ФІЛОСОФСЬКО-ПРАВОВОГО ОСМИСЛЕННЯ
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.21564/2663-5704.67.342243Ключові слова:
кіберконфлікт, кіберпростір, міжнародне право, міжнародне гуманітарне право, кіберлегалізмАнотація
Публікація присвячена кіберконфлікту та правовому полю його існування. Наголошується, що головною науковою проблемою є відсутність єдиного розуміння кіберконфлікту та його характерних рис. У свою чергу це створює певну проблему створення правового поля його існування. Головною причиною цього є специфічність кіберконфлікту. Таким чином, показується, що проблема правового поля кіберконфлікту залишається відкритою та потребує нагального вирішення.
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