The Net and the Nation State - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vi

Figures

pp vii-vii

Tables

pp viii-viii

Notes on Contributors

pp ix-xiv

Preface

pp xv-xvi

Acknowledgements

pp xvii-xviii

1 - Introduction: Internet Governance and the Resilience of the Nation State

pp 1-24

Part I - Competing Narratives

pp 25-66

2 - The Universal Norm of Freedom of Expression – Towards an Unfragmented Internet

pp 27-38

3 - Which Limits on Freedom of Expression are Legitimate? Divergence of Free Speech Values in Europe and the United States

pp 39-47

4 - Nation Branding and Internet Governance: Framing Debates over Freedom and Sovereignty

pp 48-66

Part II - Solid and Porous Cyberborders

pp 67-144

5 - Gatekeeping Practices in the Chinese Social Media and the Legitimacy Challenge

pp 69-80

6 - Protecting Gamblers or Protecting Gambling? The Economic Dimension of Borderless Online ‘Speech’

pp 81-92

7 - Censorship and Cyberborders through EU Data Protection Law

pp 93-109

8 - Cyberborders through ‘Code’: An All-or-Nothing Affair?

pp 110-124

9 - Cyberborders and the Right to Travel in Cyberspace

pp 125-144

Part III - Unpacking Internet Jurisdiction

pp 145-240

10 - Alternative Geographies of Cyberspace

pp 147-164

11 - Polycentrism and Democracy in Internet Governance

pp 165-184

12 - The End of Territory? The Re-Emergence of Community as a Principle of Jurisdictional Order in the Internet Era

pp 185-201

13 - A Space (Partially) Apart? Religious Asylum and Its Lessons for Online Governance

pp 202-217

14 - Geoinformation, Cartographic (Re)Presentation and the Nation State: A Co-Constitutive Relation and Its Transformation in the Digital Age

pp 218-240

Notes

pp 241-290

Index

pp 291-302