Research Handbook on International Law and Cyberspace

Tsagourias, Nicholas; Buchan, Russell

doi:10.4337/9781782547396

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“…This can be keenly seen in relation to 'cyber threats'. While the past five years have seen a glut of new publications on international law and cyberspace (see for example the handbook on this theme by Tsagourias and Buchan, 2015), this works tends to focus on international crime and security. The geolegality of intimacy in cyber/space, and the territorial and juridical logics of privacy brought into question as a result of intimate cyber threats, requires greater academic scrutiny.…”

Section: Geolegal Bodiesmentioning

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Feminist geolegality

Brickell

Cuomo

2017

Progress in Human Geography

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In this paper we outline the case for feminist geolegality, a project that integrates legal geography and feminist geopolitics. The approach captures the myriad ways that law intermeshes with intimate corollaries of geopolitics and geoeconomics. It includes yet surpasses scholarship on international lawfare and military conflict to examine intimate wars that law mediates in the more mundane battlefields of everyday life. The body and home act as heuristic sites to review existing work and future trajectories of feminist geolegality. Its significance is marked further by the era of Trumpism, the gendered spatial and temporal legal implications of which are explored.

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Section: Geolegal Bodiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Feminist geolegality

Brickell

Cuomo

2017

Progress in Human Geography

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“…The image of unification in cyberspace seems to be in line with the objective to unite the world, considering that every person communicates across countries using cyberspace which also poses risks that have to be controlled by law (Tsagourias & Buchan, 2015).…”

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“…The Internet is borderless while sovereignty has national boundaries. China is concerned about foreign interference in domestic affairs under the guise of "Online freedom" [12]. China did not plan to join the "convention on cybercrime".…”

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Exploring Criminal Jurisdictional Conflicts in Cross-Border Online Gambling

Jia¹,

Liang²,

Xiong³

et al. 2022

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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Cross-border online gambling crimes occur frequently and have broken through the boundaries of traditional crimes in the context of globalization and the increasing development of Internet technology. For instance, a crime committed in one country can have adverse consequences for citizens from other countries, which makes the sovereign countries conflicts when claiming criminal jurisdiction. At present, there are limitations of traditional jurisdiction theories. In addition, the existing regulations fail to solve the dilemma of cross-border online gambling criminal jurisdiction. Therefore, based on the new characteristics of cross-border online gambling crimes, this paper explores the resolution of the jurisdiction conflicts from three dimensions. Firstly, the basic principles are followed including criticizing and inheriting the traditional criminal jurisdiction, the principle of actual harm correlation, and the principle of first acceptance and convenience of litigation. Secondly, the international assistance system should be improved. Finally, consultation and communication should be strengthened and the extradition system should be improved.

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Research Handbook on International Law and Cyberspace

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Exploring Criminal Jurisdictional Conflicts in Cross-Border Online Gambling

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