The impact of governance technology on the cyber sovereignty of the state

international and political journal

Authors

  • Goran Aziz Mohammed

Keywords:

Technologies, Techniques of Government, Digital Governance, State Sovereignty.

Abstract

The world is currently witnessing a major technological development in digital governance techniques, which has brought about radical transformations in various aspects of the activities of state governments in a manner consistent with the radical transformations brought about by modern technology applications in the information and communications revolution in the societies of these countries.

  The essence of the principle of state sovereignty in public international law is that They enjoy the freedom to make nation decision, their monopoly on the practice of imposing local laws, the representation of their people in international forums, and The right to defend their national security and interests in the international environment in a manner consistent with the principles of international law that regulate legal relations between states. And the principles of private international law that regulate relations between individuals of different nationalities, and the principles of international humanitarian law that seeks to protect civilians from the repercussions of civil and international armed conflicts. Have transnational governance applications and technological techniques constituted a breach, or caused damage to the legal and political elements of the concept of sovereignty? What is the extent of this breach or damage? How can it be contained? This research aims to answer these questions and analyze the causes and damage to the concept of sovereignty and presents verifiable proposals In order to protect the Sovereignty of state from this dangerous variable after presenting the concepts related to the research.

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Published

2024-10-22

How to Cite

Mohammed, G. A. . (2024). The impact of governance technology on the cyber sovereignty of the state: international and political journal . The International and Political Journal, (60), 361–382. Retrieved from https://ipj.uomustansiriyah.edu.iq/index.php/political/article/view/360