Státní suverenita v kybernetickém prostoru: Moderní chápání klasického konceptu

Kadlecová, Lucie

State sovereignty is a fundamental concept of the modern international order which has continually developed throughout its history. During this development, the concept of state sovereignty has faced serious challenges to its existence, the most recent being cyber space and its supposedly borderless nature. Nevertheless, recent state practices in cyber space indicate that state sovereignty remains a desired and relevant concept for governments around the world. Yet, a state is a territorial entity which attempts to impose its sovereignty in a seemingly non- territorial man-made cyber domain. One can expect that this must inevitably also have an impact on state sovereignty and our current understanding of it as a concept. Hence, this PhD thesis poses the following principal question: How does state practice of sovereignty in cyber space change the traditional understanding of the concept? To help answer it, it also presents two working questions: What kind of tools do states employ in order to exercise their sovereignty in cyber space nowadays? And In what way is the exercise of authority and control by states in cyber space different from the traditional domains? In short, this thesis examines how our understanding of state sovereignty has been transformed by the states' actions under the pressure...

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