Countries with stable democracies usually have the best cybersecurity, autocracies can be fast but less reliable, and unstable or changing regimes are the most vulnerable and risky online
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#Cybersecurity #StableDemocracies #Autocracies #OnlineSafety #PoliticalStability
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#Cybersecurity #StableDemocracies #Autocracies #OnlineSafety #PoliticalStability
Taylor & Francis
How political regimes affect national cybersecurity: the polity flux effect
The confluence of political regimes and cybersecurity presents substantial potential and challenges in the rapidly evolving digital realm. This study investigates how different political systems – ...
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The richest 10% now receive 53% of global income 💰 and own 75% of all wealth 🌍, yet inequality alone does not cause unrest. A study of 120 countries (1996–2020) shows it becomes politically destabilizing only when internet use 📱 exceeds 50% of the population by increasing information and coordination.
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#Inequality #WealthDistribution #PoliticalStability #InternetImpact #GlobalEconomics
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#Inequality #WealthDistribution #PoliticalStability #InternetImpact #GlobalEconomics
Wiley Online Library
Internet, Inequality, and Regime Stability
This study examines the link between income inequality and political instability, focusing on the moderating role of Internet penetration. Using data from over 120 countries (1996–2020), we find a co...
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