World Wide Warfare: The Jus Ad Bellum and Lawful Exercise of the Right of Self-Defense at the Nexus of Cyber Armed Attacks and Non-State Actors on Foreign Territory
This thesis explores the interaction between conceptions of the right of self-defense in the legally unsettled contexts of cyber armed attacks and non-state actors on foreign territory, examining their respective operational complexities individually and synergistically. Utilizing a legal positivist methodology, the thesis highlights how interpretations of the ratione conditionis of the lawful exe
