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20 April 2026

  • curprev 22:2422:24, 20 April 2026 DrInternationalLaw talk contribs 64,401 bytes +64,401 Created page with "{{Subtitle|Cloud systems, platform rulemaking, protocol power, automated administration, and the displacement of territorial command in the networked order of the Age of Transition}} '''Algorithmic infrastructures as de facto sovereigns''' is the doctrinal proposition that, in the contemporary transition from the nation-state order toward a post-Westphalian and post-scarcity civilization, key functions historically associated with sovereignty are increasingly exercised..."