Description
This series of papers explores a wide range of highly relevant case areas to reflect on the challenges in conditions of governance for a global digital citizenry. The papers draw into focus key questions about the continued legitimacy of institutions in the midst of a destabilisation of perceptions of 'truth' and 'reality' in our understanding of ongoing political crisis. They explore the possibilities, and boundaries for new forms of governance and diplomacy in a range o different polities experiencing varied challenges. Modes of development of digital infrastructure, their capacity for immanent change and the protentional consequences of their capture by established, entrenched systems of power are all considered as serious problem areas for future research.
