This chapter explores how the internet materializes in one of the most influential writings on cyberwar and international law, the Tallinn Manual on the International Law Applicable to Cyber Warfare. Based on the work of Molly Sauter, this chapter examines the metaphor used in the Manual to describe the internet, what effect this particular metaphor has, and at which points specific situations made possible by ‘cyberspace’ escape the confines of this particular metaphor.
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