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The delicate art of managing foreign affairs is one of the oldest in human history. This long- established practice has recently experienced a renaissance with the introduction of “cyber diplomacy” as an exciting new frontier for traditional diplomatic work. Under this novel banner a pincer...
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This chapter is among the several in this volume that seek to bridge the divide among approaches to cyber activities. It undertakes a preliminary exploration and analysis of the treatment of cyber in international economic law. It looks first at international trade and cybersecurity, including...
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Digital technologies are creating more value and thus becoming more attractive to cyber criminals. Gary Becker provides a philosophy for understanding crimes from an economic perspective, but criminal behavior and potential policies against it differ in the context of a digital economy....
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Cybersecurity breaches pose a substantial privacy concern in the digital era. We investigate how customers respond to privacy leakage in multiple unexpected data breaches. Difference-in-differences estimates show that digital payments declined by 4.6% ~ 7.5% relative to cash payments immediately...
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The arrival of financial technology (“FinTech”) companies can be traced to a number of regulatory changes made after The Great Depression of the 1920s. Among others, the United States Banking Act—which separated commercial banking from investment banking (and thus, limited the interest...
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