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Mehrebenensystem: Digitalpolitik von technischen Standards über staatliche Normen bis zum digitalen Völkerrecht

Mehrebenensystem: Digitalpolitik von technischen Standards über staatliche Normen bis zum digitalen Völkerrecht

In this contribution for an anthology on digital policy, Matthias C. Kettemann analyses how norms emerge at different levels that influence the shaping of online communication worlds. Using examples such as the setting of rules through technical standards, through soft law, through national and international laws and codification under international law, he discusses whether there are internationally shared values for digitalisation as well as how they can be anchored in a multi-level system for digitalisation.
 
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Kettemann, M. C. (2021): Mehrebenensystem: Digitalpolitik von technischen Standards über staatliche Normen bis zum digitalen Völkerrecht [Multi-Level System: Digital Policy from Technical Standards to State Norms to Digital International Law]. In: C. Piallat (eds.): Der Wert der Digitalisierung. Gemeinwohl in der digitalen Welt [The Value of Digitalisation. Common Good in the Digital World]. Berlin: transcript, pp. 343-356, https://www.transcript-verlag.de/media/pdf/1f/c8/83/oa9783839456590UEFuC2Q1nkGSL.pdf

Mehrebenensystem: Digitalpolitik von technischen Standards über staatliche Normen bis zum digitalen Völkerrecht

In this contribution for an anthology on digital policy, Matthias C. Kettemann analyses how norms emerge at different levels that influence the shaping of online communication worlds. Using examples such as the setting of rules through technical standards, through soft law, through national and international laws and codification under international law, he discusses whether there are internationally shared values for digitalisation as well as how they can be anchored in a multi-level system for digitalisation.
 
The book is published open access by transcript-Verlag.
 
Full text as PDF
 
Kettemann, M. C. (2021): Mehrebenensystem: Digitalpolitik von technischen Standards über staatliche Normen bis zum digitalen Völkerrecht [Multi-Level System: Digital Policy from Technical Standards to State Norms to Digital International Law]. In: C. Piallat (eds.): Der Wert der Digitalisierung. Gemeinwohl in der digitalen Welt [The Value of Digitalisation. Common Good in the Digital World]. Berlin: transcript, pp. 343-356, https://www.transcript-verlag.de/media/pdf/1f/c8/83/oa9783839456590UEFuC2Q1nkGSL.pdf

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Authors

Prof. Dr. Matthias C. Kettemann, LL.M. (Harvard)

Year of publication

2021

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digitale Kommunikation • Internet politics • media system and politics • Internet governance

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Mehrebenensystem: Digitalpolitik von technischen Standards über staatliche Normen bis zum digitalen Völkerrecht

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