The Chinese Concept of Cyber Sovereignty and Its Significance for the Legal Regulation of Artificial Intelligence and Assurance of Information and Psychological Security in the Context of Protecting Competition

In the article, the author analyzes the mechanisms of achieving cyber sovereignty by the People›s Republic of China through the prism of the impact of this policy on the state of competition in the information and digital commodity markets, as well as the correlation of the legal and economic effect of such a policy with the policy of protectionism. The author believes that the policy pursued by China in relation to the creation of a sovereign Internet can be applied by other developing countries both for the purpose of ensuring their information independence and security, and for the purpose of creating conditions for the emergence of companies competing with the global giants of the information technology industry in such states.

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Journal
Business law
Published
2024-09-12
DOI
https://doi.org/10.18572/1999-4788-2024-3-17-26
Primary Topic
Digital Transformation in Law
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The Chinese Concept of Cyber Sovereignty and Its Significance for the Legal Regulation of Artificial Intelligence and Assurance of Information and Psychological Security in the Context of Protecting Competition

Maria A. Egorova
Business law
Digital Transformation in Law
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The Chinese Concept of Cyber Sovereignty and Its Significance for the Legal Regulation of Artificial Intelligence and Assurance of Information and Psychological Security in the Context of Protecting Competition

Maria A. Egorova
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Abstract

In the article, the author analyzes the mechanisms of achieving cyber sovereignty by the People›s Republic of China through the prism of the impact of this policy on the state of competition in the information and digital commodity markets, as well as the correlation of the legal and economic effect of such a policy with the policy of protectionism. The author believes that the policy pursued by China in relation to the creation of a sovereign Internet can be applied by other developing countries both for the purpose of ensuring their information independence and security, and for the purpose of creating conditions for the emergence of companies competing with the global giants of the information technology industry in such states.

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