Книга: Code 2.0
Part Four - Competing Sovereigns
Part Four - Competing Sovereigns
Sovereigns take themselves very seriously — especially sovereigns in cyberspace. Each has a strong sense of its own domain, and sometimes that sense translates into dominance in other domains. As more move online, the claims of one sovereign to control speech or behavior will increasingly conflict with the claims others sovereigns. That conflict will prove to be the most important generative fact for the Internet to be.
I approach the question of this conflict in two steps. The first chapter in this Part addresses the question of sovereignty independently of the question of conflict. What does sovereignty mean? How is it manifest? The next chapter then focuses upon the particular dynamic that the conflict among sovereigns will create. That conflict, I argue, will press the architecture of the Internet to a certain familiar form.
- Chapter 15. Competition Among Sovereigns
- Competing Sovereigns
- PART V Programming Linux
- PART VI Fedora Housekeeping
- 9.1.1. Partitions
- Choosing a Partitioning Scheme
- Chapter 2. Four Puzzles From Cyberspace
- Part One. “Regulability”
- Part Two - Regulation By Code
- Part Three - Latent Ambiguities
- PART VII Appendices
- Planning Partition Strategies