Abstract
The papper seeks to make an exploratory approach to the identification of some of the narrative lines that are being discussed around virtual territories. It starts from the recognition of the importance of narratives in the configuration of realities and societies, both in daily life and in scientific bodies of knowledge, to delve into some of the argumentative axes present in the reflection on virtual territories, particularly in those related to glocalization, the transformation of spaces and cybersecurity narratives. This framework makes it possible to analyze changes in the argumentative axes for the construction of the territory, while at the same time risking some reflections on the importance of modifying the communication models used in social relations, based on cooperation and joint construction of cyberspace.
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