Digital Constitutionalism
Digital Constitutionalism
The Role of Internet Bills of Rights
Celeste, Edoardo
Taylor & Francis Ltd
05/2024
242
Mole
9781032189062
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1 - Introduction *
2 - A new constitutional moment *
Constitutional equilibrium *
Digital revolution *
Power over digital lives *
Orwellian nightmares *
New rulers *
Digital rights *
Enhanced freedoms *
Higher risks *
Constitutional change *
3 - Constitutional counteractions *
Targeted transformations *
Four examples *
Right to digital information *
Due process online *
Right to Internet access *
Data protection *
Uneven elaboration *
4 - Norms beyond the state *
A functional approach *
Constitutions and declarations *
Constitutional charters *
Limits of constitutions *
Internet bills of rights *
Public and private legislators *
Advantages of ordinary law *
Some examples *
Lex digitalis *
Lex Facebook *
Code as a constitution *
Courts and arbitrators *
National and supranational courts *
Private arbiters *
ICANN's arbitrators *
5 - The constitutionalisation of the digital society *
Constitutional pluralism *
The age of globalisation *
Multilevel theory *
Double reflexivity *
A single phenomenon *
Plurality and fragmentation *
Progressive translation *
Societal input *
6 - Digital constitutionalism *
Constitutionalism vs constitutionalisation *
The values of constitutionalism *
Constitutionalism in the digital age *
A new constitutionalism? *
7 - Towards an Internet Constitution? *
'Bytes can never hurt me' *
The end of innocence *
A constitution for the Internet *
Lessig: The constitution in the Internet *
Teubner: Civil constitutions *
Pernice: The constitution of the Internet society *
Rodota: A charter of rights for the Internet *
Following Rodota's model *
Internet bills of rights *
Constitutional tone *
Limited scholarship *
A constitutional role? *
Datasets *
8 - The force of declarations *
Proto-constitutional discourses *
Experimentalism *
Communicability *
Gradualism *
Compensation and stimulation *
9 - Understanding the digital society *
A new law of the horse? *
Litmus test *
A complex delimitation *
What is really 'the Internet'? *
Datasets *
Institutions *
Reasons *
Relations *
Future-proof norms *
10 - Empowering global people *
Universal reach *
Restricting private power *
An enlarged social contract *
Participatory deliberation *
Theoretical models *
Individuals *
Civil society *
National parliaments *
International organisations *
Global multi-stakeholder forums *
A new constituent power *
11 - Translating fundamental rights *
An aerial view *
Common roots *
Human dignity *
Life, liberty and security *
Protection of children and disabled people *
Right to a healthy environment *
Economic freedom *
Online as offline *
Freedom of expression *
Freedom and secrecy of correspondence *
Freedom of association and assembly *
Generalisation and re-specification *
Non-discrimination *
Right to privacy *
Due process *
12 - Constitutional innovation *
New rights *
Data protection *
E-democracy *
Internet access *
A right to a digital forum *
Public service value *
Responsibilities *
Governance *
13 - Conclusion *
Contrasting constitutional anaemia *
The legacy of Internet bills of rights *
Challenges of digital constitutionalism *
Appendix A *
Bibliography *
Books and journal articles *
Index *
- Estudos cultirais
- Estrutura e processos políticos
- Tecnologia da informação: aspectos gerais
- Guias de Internet e serviços on-line
- Informática e Lei das Comunicações
- Direito constitucional e administrativo
- Ciência da Computação
- Humanidades
- Ciências da biblioteca e da informação
- Jurisprudência e temas gerais
1 - Introduction *
2 - A new constitutional moment *
Constitutional equilibrium *
Digital revolution *
Power over digital lives *
Orwellian nightmares *
New rulers *
Digital rights *
Enhanced freedoms *
Higher risks *
Constitutional change *
3 - Constitutional counteractions *
Targeted transformations *
Four examples *
Right to digital information *
Due process online *
Right to Internet access *
Data protection *
Uneven elaboration *
4 - Norms beyond the state *
A functional approach *
Constitutions and declarations *
Constitutional charters *
Limits of constitutions *
Internet bills of rights *
Public and private legislators *
Advantages of ordinary law *
Some examples *
Lex digitalis *
Lex Facebook *
Code as a constitution *
Courts and arbitrators *
National and supranational courts *
Private arbiters *
ICANN's arbitrators *
5 - The constitutionalisation of the digital society *
Constitutional pluralism *
The age of globalisation *
Multilevel theory *
Double reflexivity *
A single phenomenon *
Plurality and fragmentation *
Progressive translation *
Societal input *
6 - Digital constitutionalism *
Constitutionalism vs constitutionalisation *
The values of constitutionalism *
Constitutionalism in the digital age *
A new constitutionalism? *
7 - Towards an Internet Constitution? *
'Bytes can never hurt me' *
The end of innocence *
A constitution for the Internet *
Lessig: The constitution in the Internet *
Teubner: Civil constitutions *
Pernice: The constitution of the Internet society *
Rodota: A charter of rights for the Internet *
Following Rodota's model *
Internet bills of rights *
Constitutional tone *
Limited scholarship *
A constitutional role? *
Datasets *
8 - The force of declarations *
Proto-constitutional discourses *
Experimentalism *
Communicability *
Gradualism *
Compensation and stimulation *
9 - Understanding the digital society *
A new law of the horse? *
Litmus test *
A complex delimitation *
What is really 'the Internet'? *
Datasets *
Institutions *
Reasons *
Relations *
Future-proof norms *
10 - Empowering global people *
Universal reach *
Restricting private power *
An enlarged social contract *
Participatory deliberation *
Theoretical models *
Individuals *
Civil society *
National parliaments *
International organisations *
Global multi-stakeholder forums *
A new constituent power *
11 - Translating fundamental rights *
An aerial view *
Common roots *
Human dignity *
Life, liberty and security *
Protection of children and disabled people *
Right to a healthy environment *
Economic freedom *
Online as offline *
Freedom of expression *
Freedom and secrecy of correspondence *
Freedom of association and assembly *
Generalisation and re-specification *
Non-discrimination *
Right to privacy *
Due process *
12 - Constitutional innovation *
New rights *
Data protection *
E-democracy *
Internet access *
A right to a digital forum *
Public service value *
Responsibilities *
Governance *
13 - Conclusion *
Contrasting constitutional anaemia *
The legacy of Internet bills of rights *
Challenges of digital constitutionalism *
Appendix A *
Bibliography *
Books and journal articles *
Index *
- Estudos cultirais
- Estrutura e processos políticos
- Tecnologia da informação: aspectos gerais
- Guias de Internet e serviços on-line
- Informática e Lei das Comunicações
- Direito constitucional e administrativo
- Ciência da Computação
- Humanidades
- Ciências da biblioteca e da informação
- Jurisprudência e temas gerais