病毒、武器、垃圾、工业:围绕新威胁制定政策的生成隐喻

IF 0.7 Q2 LAW Alternative Law Journal Pub Date : 2024-05-09 DOI:10.1177/1037969x241253472
Samuel White
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本文探讨了在干扰行动中使用生成性隐喻的问题,尤其侧重于钓饵和虚假信息。文章首先强调了隐喻在形成对网络安全问题的看法以及随后的政府政策中的关键作用。为了证明这一点,本研究深入研究了两个案例--菲律宾和澳大利亚--分析了这两个国家的历史和政治背景如何塑造了它们应对钓客和虚假信息的隐喻。文章评估了这两个案例中这些隐喻的有效性,并考虑了它们对政策制定的影响。文章采用艾伦-麦康奈尔(Allan McConnell)的方法来评估过程和计划的成功与否,最终得出结论:虽然病毒隐喻传达了紧迫性,但却无法从根本上解决网络侵权问题。相反,以菲律宾为例的行业隐喻则促进了问责制和监管。
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Virus, weapon, litter, industry: Generative metaphors that shape policy around emerging threats
This article examines the use of generative metaphors in the context of interference operations, particularly focusing on trolling and disinformation. It begins by emphasising the crucial role of metaphors in shaping perceptions of cybersecurity issues and subsequent government policies. To demonstrate this, the study delves into two case studies – the Philippines and Australia – analysing how their historical and political contexts have shaped the metaphors they employ to address trolling and disinformation. The article evaluates the effectiveness of these metaphors in both cases, considering their impact on policy formulation. It employs Allan McConnell's methodology to assess process and program success, ultimately concluding that, while the virus metaphor conveys urgency, it falls short in addressing the root causes of trolling. Conversely, the industry metaphor, as exemplified in the Philippines, promotes accountability and regulation.
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