PECULIARITIES OF LEGAL REGULATION OF CYBERSPACE

This paper analyzes the legal and conceptual challenges emerging from the rapid development of cyber-informational phenomena within the global cyberspace. As globalization fosters cross-border digital platforms and the proliferation of cyber-neologisms, national legal systems face increasing pressure to adapt to the decentralized, multilingual, and multifunctional nature of information flows. Relying on the concepts of socio-cultural habitus and legal hermeneutics, this study proposes a structured model for integrating semantic clarity and technological convergence into international legal discourse. The analysis demonstrates the necessity of a unified legal interpretation of cyber terms and suggests an integrative conceptual framework for managing digital legal transformations.