The Internet as a Threat to Sovereignty?
Many forces today, such as trade, global capital flows and environmental degradation, are thought to undermine sovereignty. The developing conventional wisdom seems to be that the internet is joining the assault on sovereignty and will, perhaps more than any of the other globalization forces, contribute to relegating sovereignty and its traditional trappings to the ash heap of history.
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Tags: ICT, National sovereignty, Security
Steven Watson
Steven Watson is head of customer publishing for publishing company The Church of London. He works with corporate clients including Google, PlayStation and Volkswagen, and happily describes himself as a magazine enthusiast.
