Write a paper using the elements below that explains your position
Human development, security, economic prosperity. Write a paper using the elements below that explains your position on how you believe we should address this question .
Write a paper using the elements below that explains your position
For this section we have read and discussed ““Ethical Dilemmas in Cyberspace” by Martha Finnemore AND “Introduction” by Duncan B. Hollis and Tim Maurer,
“Promoting Economic Prosperity” by Daniel J. Weitzner & “Does FB Use Personal Information?
Also, “by Jose Gonzalez Cabanas, Angel Cuevas, Aritiz Arrate, & Ruben Cuevas, “Toward a Human Centric Approach to Cybersecurity” by Ronald J. Deibert,“What if cyberspace were for fighting?”
Additionally, Duncan B. Hollis and Jens David Ohlin, “Breaking the Cyber-Security Dilemma: Aligning Security Needs andRemoving Vulnerabilities” by Myriam Dunn Cavelty,
Consequently, “Doxing: a conceptual analysis” by David M. Douglas and “Data collection, counterterrorism and the right to privacy” by Isaac Taylor
In addition, while most of this paper is structured the same way as the third paper, there is one additional component you need to include that I’ll cover later in this instruction sheet: an objection/response section.
For this final paper there are three possible prompts:
More so, Option One: You have read several articles regarding the question of what cyberspace ought to be used for: human development, security, economic prosperity.
Write a paper using the elements below that explains your position on how you believe we should address this question .
More so, Option Two: You have read articles in this section that have examined the challenges of privacy in the cyberspace.
Also, write a paper using the elements below that explains your position on this topic.
Option Three: Write a paper using the elements below that explains your position on any of the other ideas or controversies raised in the articles.
ELEMENT ONE: PRESENTATION OF SALIENT ARGUMENTS
Lastly, this final paper will require you to present at least four arguments, using at least three of the articles.