Ústava z kostek: digitální laboratoř demokracie - server jako stát

Tomovčík, Matúš

Technological advancements have raised questions about the potential use of digital and virtual technologies to improve the democratic systems of modern states. In one particular case, the phenomenon of the digitization and gamification of democracy has led directly to the creation of a virtual world with its own democratic system, which is the subject of this research: DemocracyCraft. The objectives of this research are to identify and categorize the constitutional framework of this new virtual democracy and to determine the circumstances of its creation. To determine what we can learn from the experiment that is DemocracyCrft regarding the possibilities of innovative constitutional engineering in the real world and to identify the limits of transferring insights from virtual constitutional experiments to the real world. The results show that while DemocracyCraft has little to offer real-life constitutional engineering, it can theoretically serve as an entertaining learning environment for young citizens seeking to understand the functioning of modern democracies. Similarly, the results highlight the limits of transferring the server's functionality, particularly regarding owners' rights, to reality and vice versa.

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