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The separation of territory and state : a digital French revolution
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Rainer BAUBÖCK (ed.) Debating transformations of national citizenship, Cham : Springer, 2018, IMISCOE Research, pp. 305-309
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AL TAMIMI, Yussef, The separation of territory and state : a digital French revolution, in Rainer BAUBÖCK (ed.) Debating transformations of national citizenship, Cham : Springer, 2018, IMISCOE Research, pp. 305-309, [Global Governance Programme], [GLOBALCIT] - https://hdl.handle.net/1814/60910
Abstract
The contributions on cloud communities and citizenship in this blog raise both hopes and fears. The reality of an idea initially as outlandish as citizens of a digital cloud is materialising as we ponder and debate its practices. Political theory and the law must attempt to keep up with these rapidly changing circumstances. This comment raises some questions regarding three assumptions in this debate: (1) Cloud states have no territory; (2) Cloud states cannot exert violence; (3) Cloud state membership is based on choice.
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First Online: 13 September 2018