A preliminary engagement with the spatiality of power in cyberwar

Abstract The growing prevalence of cyberwar highlights rapidly shifting conceptions geopolitical space in global politics. However, critical geographical engagement with the topic remains limited, leaving spaces critically unexamined. To facilitate greater cyberwar, this paper proposes a spatiality power model to examine how political and might manifest cyberwar. four ways which offline can be applied towards utility is then as framework for examining three well-known case studies: Estonia–Russia 2007 Georgia–Russia cyber kinetic war 2008, U.S.-Iran from 2010 2013 focus on Stuxnet malware.