PLURALITY OF THE CONCEPT OF “SOVEREIGNTY OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION IN THE INFORMATION SPHERE”

Exploring the problem of ensuring the sovereignty of the Russian Federation in the information sphere, we come across concepts such as technological sovereignty, digital sovereignty, and information sovereignty. In this case, the logical question is how these concepts relate, and what role is assigned to them in ensuring the sovereignty of the state in the information sphere? The article shows the relationship between the concepts of “technological sovereignty” and “information sovereignty”, on the basis of which it is concluded that technological sovereignty is a subsystem of the information sovereignty system. Comparing the definition of “digital sovereignty” and the definition of “information sovereignty”, the authors concluded that their semantic content allows them to be equated. The reason for such terminological ambiguity of the concept of sovereignty in the information sphere was information globalization.

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LEGAL ORDER History Theory Practice
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2024-12-28
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https://doi.org/10.47475/2311-696x-2024-43-4-51-55
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PLURALITY OF THE CONCEPT OF “SOVEREIGNTY OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION IN THE INFORMATION SPHERE”

Anna Zharova, V.V. ELINA
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PLURALITY OF THE CONCEPT OF “SOVEREIGNTY OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION IN THE INFORMATION SPHERE”

Anna Zharova, V.V. ELINA
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Exploring the problem of ensuring the sovereignty of the Russian Federation in the information sphere, we come across concepts such as technological sovereignty, digital sovereignty, and information sovereignty. In this case, the logical question is how these concepts relate, and what role is assigned to them in ensuring the sovereignty of the state in the information sphere? The article shows the relationship between the concepts of “technological sovereignty” and “information sovereignty”, on the basis of which it is concluded that technological sovereignty is a subsystem of the information sovereignty system. Comparing the definition of “digital sovereignty” and the definition of “information sovereignty”, the authors concluded that their semantic content allows them to be equated. The reason for such terminological ambiguity of the concept of sovereignty in the information sphere was information globalization.

LEGAL ORDER History Theory PracticeVol. 43(4)
Financial University (RU), Moscow Technical University of Communication and Informatics (RU)
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