Access denied: the practice and policy of global internet filtering
Access denied: the practice and policy of global internet filtering
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10.5860/choice.45-6833
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2008
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通讯作者：
Ronald J. Deibert;J. Palfrey;Rafal Rohozinski;Jonathan Zittrain
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作者：
Ronald J. Deibert;J. Palfrey;Rafal Rohozinski;Jonathan Zittrain
互联网过滤似乎侵犯了我们所有使用这个自由、公共、单一、全球网络的人的公民自由。但各国有一个强有力的理由，即它们有权控制国内事务，无论这些事务是否发生在网络空间，而且其他国家通常无法影响它们。互联网的未来，如果不是所有的地缘政治，都悬而未决。
Internet filtering seems like an infringement of the civil liberties of all of us who use this free, public, unitary, global network of networks. But states have a strong argument that they have the right to control domestic matters, whether or not they occur in cyberspace, and there is often little that other states can do to influence them. The future of the Internet, if not all geopolitics, hangs in the balance.