R?zvan Rughini?|Emanuela Bran|Ana Rodica St?iculescu|Alexandru Radovici
From Cybercrime to Digital Balance: How Human Development Shapes Digital Risk Cultures
Academy of Romanian Scientists|Romanian Academy|Polytechnic University of Bucharest|Polytechnic University of Bucharest|University of Bucharest|Romanian Educational and Research Network|Academy of Romanian Scientists|Romanian Academy|University of Bucharest|Universitatea Andrei ?aguna|Polytechnic University of Bucharest
article examines configurations digital concerns within european union eu27 leading hub innovation policy development core objective uncover social forces shaping technology acceptance risk awareness essential fostering resilient digital society eu study draws upon bourdieus concept capital discuss technological capital digital habitus becks risk society theory frame analysis individual national attitudes towards digital risks utilizing eurobarometer data research operationalizes technological capital proxy indicators individual socioeconomic status internet use countrylevel development indicators used predict aggregated national risk perception article contributions rely individual countrylevel statistical analysis specifically study reveals digital concerns better predicted national level rather individual level shaped infrastructure policy narrative rather personal technological capital key findings highlight positive negative correlation digital advancement cybersecurity fears digital literacy respectively hdi desi relevant countrylevel predictors public concerns cgi values using cluster analysis identify interpret four digital risk cultures within eu varying foci levels concern correspond economic political cultural influences national level