I&J Papers
I&J Papers offer a comprehensive and timely overview of jurisdiction on the Internet and related policy developments. Beyond contextualizing jurisdictional tensions generated by the cross-border Internet, I&J Papers channel the I&J Process toward policy suggestions and recommendations for future action.
Data & Jurisdiction Program Paper
May 12, 2017
Criminal investigations increasingly require access to information about users and digital evidence stored by private companies in jurisdictions outside the requesting country. Existing systems for cross-border user data requests are under stress and the problem...
Content & Jurisdiction Program Paper
May 12, 2017
Content legal in one country can be illegal in another one. Protecting human rights and freedom of expression when dealing with hate speech, harassment, security threats, incitement to violence, or discrimination on the internet is...
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Domains & Jurisdiction Program Paper
May 12, 2017
Cross-border domain name suspension requests are increasingly sent to technical operators based on the content or activity of underlying websites. Such measures have global impact by nature and therefore require strong procedural guarantees to ensure...
From Legal Arms Race to Transnational Cooperation
April 3, 2016
The I&J Paper Jurisdiction on the Internet: From legal arms race to transnational cooperation was commissioned by the Global Commission on Internet Governance and written by the founders of the Internet & Jurisdiction policy network, Bertrand de La Chapelle and Paul...
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