The Net and the Nation State
Herausgeber: Kohl, Uta
The Net and the Nation State
Herausgeber: Kohl, Uta
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Can the nation state survive the internet? Or will the internet be territorially fragmented along state boundaries? This book investigates these questions.
Can the nation state survive the internet? Or will the internet be territorially fragmented along state boundaries? This book investigates these questions.
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- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 322
- Erscheinungstermin: 17. August 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 469g
- ISBN-13: 9781316507612
- ISBN-10: 1316507610
- Artikelnr.: 53776316
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 322
- Erscheinungstermin: 17. August 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 469g
- ISBN-13: 9781316507612
- ISBN-10: 1316507610
- Artikelnr.: 53776316
1. Introduction. Internet governance and the resilience of the nation state
Uta Kohl and Carrie Fox; Part I. Competing Narratives: 2. The universal
norm of freedom of expression - towards an unfragmented internet: interview
with Guy Berger; 3. Which limits on freedom of expression are legitimate?
Divergence of free speech values in Europe and the US Jan Oster; 4. Nation
branding and internet governance: framing debates over freedom and
sovereignty Melissa Aronczyk and Stanislav Budnitsky; Part II. Solid and
Porous Cyberborders: 5. Gatekeeping practices in the Chinese social media
and the legitimacy challenge Lulu Wei; 6. Protecting gamblers or protecting
gambling? The economic dimension of borderless online 'speech' Christine
Hurt; 7. Where East meets West: censorship and cyberborders through EU data
protection law Uta Kohl and Diane Rowland; 8. Cyberborders through 'code':
an all or nothing affair? Dan Jerker B. Svantesson; 9. Cyberborders and the
right to travel in cyberspace Graham Smith; Part III. Unpacking Internet
Jurisdiction: 10. Alternative geographies of cyberspace Barney Warf; 11.
Polycentrism and democracy in internet governance Jan Aart Scholte; 12. The
end of territory? The re-emergence of community as a principle of
jurisdictional order in the internet era Cedric Ryngaert and Mark
Zoetekouw; 13. A space (partially) apart? Religious asylum and its lessons
for online governance Philippe Ségur; 14. Geoinformation, cartographic
(re)presentation and the nation state: a co-constitutive relation and its
transformation in the digital age Georg Glasze.
Uta Kohl and Carrie Fox; Part I. Competing Narratives: 2. The universal
norm of freedom of expression - towards an unfragmented internet: interview
with Guy Berger; 3. Which limits on freedom of expression are legitimate?
Divergence of free speech values in Europe and the US Jan Oster; 4. Nation
branding and internet governance: framing debates over freedom and
sovereignty Melissa Aronczyk and Stanislav Budnitsky; Part II. Solid and
Porous Cyberborders: 5. Gatekeeping practices in the Chinese social media
and the legitimacy challenge Lulu Wei; 6. Protecting gamblers or protecting
gambling? The economic dimension of borderless online 'speech' Christine
Hurt; 7. Where East meets West: censorship and cyberborders through EU data
protection law Uta Kohl and Diane Rowland; 8. Cyberborders through 'code':
an all or nothing affair? Dan Jerker B. Svantesson; 9. Cyberborders and the
right to travel in cyberspace Graham Smith; Part III. Unpacking Internet
Jurisdiction: 10. Alternative geographies of cyberspace Barney Warf; 11.
Polycentrism and democracy in internet governance Jan Aart Scholte; 12. The
end of territory? The re-emergence of community as a principle of
jurisdictional order in the internet era Cedric Ryngaert and Mark
Zoetekouw; 13. A space (partially) apart? Religious asylum and its lessons
for online governance Philippe Ségur; 14. Geoinformation, cartographic
(re)presentation and the nation state: a co-constitutive relation and its
transformation in the digital age Georg Glasze.
1. Introduction. Internet governance and the resilience of the nation state
Uta Kohl and Carrie Fox; Part I. Competing Narratives: 2. The universal
norm of freedom of expression - towards an unfragmented internet: interview
with Guy Berger; 3. Which limits on freedom of expression are legitimate?
Divergence of free speech values in Europe and the US Jan Oster; 4. Nation
branding and internet governance: framing debates over freedom and
sovereignty Melissa Aronczyk and Stanislav Budnitsky; Part II. Solid and
Porous Cyberborders: 5. Gatekeeping practices in the Chinese social media
and the legitimacy challenge Lulu Wei; 6. Protecting gamblers or protecting
gambling? The economic dimension of borderless online 'speech' Christine
Hurt; 7. Where East meets West: censorship and cyberborders through EU data
protection law Uta Kohl and Diane Rowland; 8. Cyberborders through 'code':
an all or nothing affair? Dan Jerker B. Svantesson; 9. Cyberborders and the
right to travel in cyberspace Graham Smith; Part III. Unpacking Internet
Jurisdiction: 10. Alternative geographies of cyberspace Barney Warf; 11.
Polycentrism and democracy in internet governance Jan Aart Scholte; 12. The
end of territory? The re-emergence of community as a principle of
jurisdictional order in the internet era Cedric Ryngaert and Mark
Zoetekouw; 13. A space (partially) apart? Religious asylum and its lessons
for online governance Philippe Ségur; 14. Geoinformation, cartographic
(re)presentation and the nation state: a co-constitutive relation and its
transformation in the digital age Georg Glasze.
Uta Kohl and Carrie Fox; Part I. Competing Narratives: 2. The universal
norm of freedom of expression - towards an unfragmented internet: interview
with Guy Berger; 3. Which limits on freedom of expression are legitimate?
Divergence of free speech values in Europe and the US Jan Oster; 4. Nation
branding and internet governance: framing debates over freedom and
sovereignty Melissa Aronczyk and Stanislav Budnitsky; Part II. Solid and
Porous Cyberborders: 5. Gatekeeping practices in the Chinese social media
and the legitimacy challenge Lulu Wei; 6. Protecting gamblers or protecting
gambling? The economic dimension of borderless online 'speech' Christine
Hurt; 7. Where East meets West: censorship and cyberborders through EU data
protection law Uta Kohl and Diane Rowland; 8. Cyberborders through 'code':
an all or nothing affair? Dan Jerker B. Svantesson; 9. Cyberborders and the
right to travel in cyberspace Graham Smith; Part III. Unpacking Internet
Jurisdiction: 10. Alternative geographies of cyberspace Barney Warf; 11.
Polycentrism and democracy in internet governance Jan Aart Scholte; 12. The
end of territory? The re-emergence of community as a principle of
jurisdictional order in the internet era Cedric Ryngaert and Mark
Zoetekouw; 13. A space (partially) apart? Religious asylum and its lessons
for online governance Philippe Ségur; 14. Geoinformation, cartographic
(re)presentation and the nation state: a co-constitutive relation and its
transformation in the digital age Georg Glasze.