Jusletter IT

Jus Internet: New legal regime for cyberspace

  • Author: Joanna Kulesza
  • Category: Short Articles
  • Region: Poland
  • Field of law: Internet-Governance
  • Collection: Conference proceedings IRIS 2012
  • Citation: Joanna Kulesza, Jus Internet: New legal regime for cyberspace, in: Jusletter IT 29 February 2012
Jus Internet is an ethics-based legal regime for cyberspace. It resolves to Roman jus gentium that evolved into today’s public international law. Originally a set of customary regulations shaping mutual relations among the numerous Roman non-citizens, jus gentium regulated interactions among representatives of different ethical and historical backgrounds. Today cyberspace resembles that forum of the clash of cultures that once was the wide-spanning Roman empire. In cyberspace the place of fides and aequitas, essential to jus gentium, may be taken over by ethics (including international consensus on human rights scope) and computer code. Based on those two elements a new set of customary law rules – jus Internet – may be elaborated.

Inhaltsverzeichnis

  • 1. Genesis of the concept
  • 2. Hybrid economy
  • 3. Wikinomics
  • 4. End of traditional economic models
  • 5. From jus gentium to international public law
  • 6. Jus Internet as the new jus gentium
  • 7. The way forward
  • 8. Summary

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