The paper deals with the relationship between international legal order and the Internet, a bilateral one: on the one hand, in fact, the first is called to govern both the Web as an infrastructure and human behaviors that take place there, on the other hand the same legal order is undergoing changes as a result of the peculiar dissemination of information itself made by its operators (government officials, NGOs, academics, lawyers) through the Net.
The Impact of the Internet on International Law: nomos without Earth?
RUOTOLO, GIANPAOLO MARIA
2013-01-01
Abstract
The paper deals with the relationship between international legal order and the Internet, a bilateral one: on the one hand, in fact, the first is called to govern both the Web as an infrastructure and human behaviors that take place there, on the other hand the same legal order is undergoing changes as a result of the peculiar dissemination of information itself made by its operators (government officials, NGOs, academics, lawyers) through the Net.File in questo prodotto:
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