Putin's Russia - On a Path to Cyber Sovereignty?

Freiberg, Phillip

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“…These national Web regulation measures demonstrate the coercive responses the authorities have chosen to the challenges the Internet poses to sovereignty. This policy of refocusing the RuNet nationally has been clearly documented by researchers in this area (Nocetti, 2015;Freiberg, 2014).…”

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Infrastructure-embedded control, circumvention and sovereignty in the Russian Internet: An introduction

Daucé¹,

Musiani

2021

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Pursuing the autonomisation and “sovereignisation” of their national Internet (RuNet) since the early 2010s, authorities in the Russian Federation are establishing increasingly stricter regulations on Internet innovation and practices. Since 2018, the team of the ResisTIC (Criticism and circumvention of digital borders in Russia) project explores how different actors of the RuNet resist and adapt to the recent wave of authoritarian and centralizing regulations. One of the project’s primary objectives is to explore the extent to which control and circumvention strategies are embedded in, and conducted by means of the infrastructure of the RuNet. This special issue provides a detailed overview of the different strands of research undertaken by the ResisTIC project team at the crossroads of digital sovereignty, data and infrastructure. Articles by the project team are entwined with contributions by specialists based in Russia and worldwide.

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Infrastructure-embedded control, circumvention and sovereignty in the Russian Internet: An introduction

Daucé¹,

Musiani

2021

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“…Cette décentralisation, ainsi que la topologie des réseaux russes, très connectés à et dépendants de l'étranger, rendaient le contrôle de l'Internet russe compliqué. Un ensemble de lois marquant un tournant autoritaire et centralisateur pour le RuNet, et sous-tendant une vision d'"Internet souverain" (Nocetti, 2015 ;Freiberg, 2014), n'est arrivé qu'au début des années 2010. Cette gouvernance de plus en plus centralisée s'incarne en deux niveaux principaux : la censure et la surveillance (Ermoshina et Musiani, 2017).…”

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Ruser sur les réseaux : résistances « par l’infrastructure » des fournisseurs d’accès Internet en Russie

Ermoshina¹,

Musiani²

2021

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Putin's Russia - On a Path to Cyber Sovereignty?

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Infrastructure-embedded control, circumvention and sovereignty in the Russian Internet: An introduction

Infrastructure-embedded control, circumvention and sovereignty in the Russian Internet: An introduction

Ruser sur les réseaux : résistances « par l’infrastructure » des fournisseurs d’accès Internet en Russie

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