Elite Cohesion, Regime Succession and Political Instability in Syria

Robinson, Glenn E.

doi:10.1111/j.1475-4967.1998.tb00375.x

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“…. are good if you just want something programmed, but if it's about research, then it has to be Russia" (Robinson, 1998). This observation gives a better understanding regarding why sophisticated malware products are not originating in India.…”

Section: Structure Of the Indian Economy In Relation To Cybercrimes Omentioning

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Cybercrime and Cybersecurity in the Global South

Kshetri

2013

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Section: Structure Of the Indian Economy In Relation To Cybercrimes Omentioning

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Cybercrime and Cybersecurity in the Global South

Kshetri

2013

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“…… [it has] flourished, but mostly on the back of other countries' technology" ( [91], para 1). Regarding the location of R&D activities in Russia, Moscow-based Kaspersky Lab's CEO and Chairman Eugene Kaspersky noted: "[Engineers in] China or India …are good if you just want something programmed, but if it's about research, then it has to be Russia" [92].…”

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Cybercrime and cybersecurity in India: causes, consequences and implications for the future

Kshetri

2016

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Cybercrime is rising rapidly in India. Developing economies such as India face unique cybercrime risks. This paper examines cybercrime and cybersecurity in India. The literature on which this paper draws is diverse, encompassing the work of economists, criminologists, institutionalists and international relations theorists. We develop a framework that delineates the relationships of formal and informal institutions, various causes of prosperity and poverty and international relations related aspects with cybercrime and cybersecurity and apply it to analyze the cybercrime and cybersecurity situations in India. The findings suggest that developmental, institutional and international relations issues are significant to cybercrime and cybersecurity in developing countries.

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“….]. Russian engineers are much more expensive than in China or India, who are good if you just want something programmed, but if it's about research, then it has to be Russia (Robinson, 1998).…”

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Kaspersky Lab: from Russia with anti-virus

Kshetri

2011

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Subject area International Business, International Entrepreneurship, International Marketing. Study level/applicability Advanced undergraduate and graduate students are the primary audience. The case can also be used in executive classes with emerging economies as a focus. Case overview Kaspersky Lab is a provider of information technology (IT) security products such as anti-virus, anti-spam and network security software. It is Russia's largest software company and the only Russian firm that ranked among the world's top 100 software companies. This case presents several interesting features of the company and its environment. The foci of the case are on potential barriers facing firms based in emerging economies in their internationalization initiatives and negative country of origin effects associated with emerging economies. Expected learning outcomes The learning objectives of this case include: To identify internal and external sources of competitive advantage for a developing world originated successful entrepreneurial firm. To assess the potential barriers facing an emerging economy-based firm in the internationalization process and analyse whether such barriers differ across economies of various characteristics. To evaluate whether the natures of obstacles and challenges faced by an emerging economy-based firm is different in a newly evolving industry. To analyze how an emerging economy-based firm can overcome some of the barriers to internationalization.

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Elite Cohesion, Regime Succession and Political Instability in Syria

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