مجلة الحقوق والحريات
Volume 14, Numéro 2, Pages 1245-1262
2026-10-31
Authors : Lassel Noureddine .
The study explores the tension between digital sovereignty and openness in cyberspace governance. It examines the theoretical frameworks of digital liberalism, cyber realism, and constructivism to understand the differing perspectives of states like the US, China, and Russia. The research also analyzes international legal and institutional regimes, highlighting the challenges in applying traditional international law to cyberspace. The study also explores the complex relationship between digital sovereignty and openness amid increasing geopolitical competition in cyberspace. It proposes a consensual model of digital governance grounded in pluralism, fairness, and adaptability, while acknowledging the limitations of existing models.
Cyberspace Governance ; Sovereignty ; Digital Governance ; Geopolitical Competition
Biskri Mounir
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Saghour Mounhichemir
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pages 29-49.
Djebrane Sofiane
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pages 63-79.
Bouderdabene Mounira
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Limane Mounir
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pages 363-380.
Almadhoun Maysaa Zoheir Said
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pages 82-106.