Francis Lyall
Technology, Sovereignty and International Law
Technology, Sovereignty and International Law
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The concept of state sovereignty, derived from the Peace of Westphalia, has been challenged by recent technological advancements. This book explores how state sovereignty and developing technologies have caused significant legal changes in various areas such as the Law of the Sea, Maritime Law, Air and Aviation, Telecommunications, Postal Services, Space Law, and Mensuration. It examines the reasons behind these changes and discusses the ongoing attempts to balance state equality and measures adopted by new institutions to secure comprehensive representation.
Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 222 pages
Publication date: 29 January 2024
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
The concept of state sovereignty, rooted in the Peace of Westphalia, forms the foundation of the modern international system. However, advancements in technology have challenged this ideology, leading it to diverge from reality. This book examines state sovereignty through the lens of public international law, exploring the historical settlement of Westphalia, its influence on international documents, and the perception of centralized decision-making. By examining various areas such as the Law of the Sea, Maritime Law, Air and Aviation, Telecommunications, Postal Services, Space Law, and Mensuration, the book showcases how the interplay between state sovereignty and emerging technologies has resulted in significant legal changes. These changes have emerged for various reasons, including convenience, conflict resolution, and the need for state regulation. The book analyzes the driving forces behind these changes and discusses ongoing efforts to balance state equality while accommodating new institutions for comprehensive representation. It concludes by examining the future of state sovereignty in a increasingly globalized world. This book is valuable for students, scholars, policymakers, legal professionals, and anyone interested in international law, international affairs, and legal administrative issues.
The concept of state sovereignty, rooted in the Peace of Westphalia, forms the foundation of the modern international system. However, advancements in technology have challenged this ideology, leading it to diverge from reality. This book examines state sovereignty through the lens of public international law, exploring the historical settlement of Westphalia, its influence on international documents, and the perception of centralized decision-making. By examining various areas such as the Law of the Sea, Maritime Law, Air and Aviation, Telecommunications, Postal Services, Space Law, and Mensuration, the book showcases how the interplay between state sovereignty and emerging technologies has resulted in significant legal changes. These changes have emerged for various reasons, including convenience, conflict resolution, and the need for state regulation. The book analyzes the driving forces behind these changes and discusses ongoing efforts to balance state equality while accommodating new institutions for comprehensive representation. It concludes by examining the future of state sovereignty in a increasingly globalized world. This book is valuable for students, scholars, policymakers, legal professionals, and anyone interested in international law, international affairs, and legal administrative issues.
Weight: 453g
Dimension: 234 x 156 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781032226194
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