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cjal-3371	Segate, Riccardo Vecellio	Fragmenting Cybersecurity Norms Through the Language(s) of Subalternity: India in “the East” and the Global Community	2019	62	.pdf	application/pdf	24604	945	36	264 Is International Law International?, U.N. AUDIOVISUAL LIBRARY OF INTERNATIONAL LAW (Sept. 19, 2018), http://legal.un.org/avl/ls/AntheaR_IL_video_1.html. 2019] FRAGMENTING CYBERSECURITY NORMS 137 coordinated coherence—is just around the corner.265 This paper has fundamentally explained that three major stances are currently shaping global cyber governance: states that are satisfied with the legal status quo; those that seek to negotiate a binding treaty; and those that strive for the application of current hard laws on the one hand, and the negotiation of universal soft standards on the other.266 This third group is the most numerous, although there is no agreement—neither in practice, nor in legal scholarship—on how to apply existing frameworks such as international humanitarian law, international human rights law, and international security law, made complex by the observation that “while a cyber ‘weapon’ may destroy civilian as well as military targets, it generally does not have kinetic impacts. The last category shares considerable terrain with the private sphere of international law, or “conflict of laws.”	cache/cjal-3371.pdf	txt/cjal-3371.txt