TWN / Issue 13: A Case for Sovereignty
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TWN / Issue 13: A Case for Sovereignty
There are no corporate owners of email. Not even nation-states. It's free. Essentially a digital commons. You own the asset. - Andre Chaperon
James C. Scott’s metis—practical wisdom from local experience—develops precisely in friction between citizens and bureaucrats. This knowledge is political. It teaches that the state is not natural force but human construction, subject to pressure, persuasion, change. … This isn’t just technocratic—it’s constitutional. The question isn’t whether
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Líder anti-imperialista em Burkina Faso, Traoré se destaca na África
In the event of a sudden invasion, Estonia's elected leaders might scatter as necessary. Then, from cars leaving the capital, from hotel rooms, from seat 3A at thirty thousand feet, they will open their laptops, login, and—with digital signatures to execute orders and a suite of tamper-resistant services linking global citizens to their... See more