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1 Governing Cyberspace: Behavior, Power, and Diplomacy
PART I: INTERNATIONAL LEGAL AND DIPLOMATIC APPROACHES
2 International Law and International Cyber Norms: A Continuum?
3 Electoral Cyber Interference, Self-Determination, and the Principle of Non-intervention in Cyberspace
4 Violations of Territorial Sovereignty in Cyberspace-an Intrusion-based Approach
5 What Does Russia Want in Cyber Diplomacy? A Primer
6 China's Conception of Cyber Sovereignty: Rhetoric and Realization

PART II: POWER AND GOVERNANCE: INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS, STATES, AND SUBSTATE ACTORS
7 A Balance of Power in Cyberspace
8 International Law in Cyberspace: Leveraging NATO's Multilateralism, Adaptation, and Commitment to Cooperative Security
9 Cybersecurity Norm-Building and Signaling with China
10 Ambiguity and Appropriation: Cybersecurity and Cybercrime in Egypt and the Gulf
11 The Power of Norms Meets Normative Power: On the International Cyber Norm of Bulk Collection, the Normative Power of Intelligence Agencies and How These Meet

PART III: MULTISTAKEHOLDER AND CORPORATE DIPLOMACY
12 Non-State Actors as Shapers of Customary Standards of Responsible Behavior in Cyberspace
13 Big Tech Hits the Diplomatic Circuit: Norm Entrepreneurship, Policy Advocacy, and Microsoft's Cybersecurity Tech Accord
14 Cyber-Norms Entrepreneurship? Understanding Microsoft's Advocacy on Cybersecurity
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About the Editors and Contributors