虚拟主权:以误入歧途的门达·莱伦达共和国为例考察微国家在网络空间中的法律地位

Alesia Zhuk
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摘要本文以误入门达莱伦达共和国(REML)为例,探讨了在网络空间中主张虚拟主权的微型国家的法律地位。REML是一个微型国家,声称对分享其价值观和信仰的个人网络拥有虚拟主权。通过对现有文献和资料的深入分析,本文探讨了虚拟主权的法律含义以及微型国家在国际社会中建立合法性所面临的挑战。本文的结论是,虽然国际社会对虚拟国家的不承认限制了它们与其他国家建立正式关系的能力,但虚拟主权提出了关于数字时代国家地位概念的重要问题。本文认为,需要进一步研究虚拟主权的法律和实践意义,并制定确定虚拟国家合法性的新框架。
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Virtual Sovereignty: Examining the Legal Status of Micronations in Cyberspace Through the Case of the Republic of Errant Menda Lerenda
Abstract This paper examines the legal status of micronations claiming virtual sovereignty in cyberspace, using the case of the Republic of Errant Menda Lerenda (REML) as an example. The REML is a micronation that claims to have virtual sovereignty over a network of individuals who share its values and beliefs. Through an in-depth analysis of existing literature and sources, this paper explores the legal implications of virtual sovereignty and the challenges that micronations face in establishing legitimacy in the international community. The paper concludes that while the lack of recognition of virtual states by the international community limits their ability to engage in formal relations with other states, virtual sovereignty raises important questions about the concept of statehood in the digital age. This paper suggests that further research is needed to explore the legal and practical implications of virtual sovereignty and to develop new frameworks for determining the legitimacy of virtual states.
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