Bounded source summary
The emerging architecture of global technology regulation relies upon a fundamental jurisdictional illusion: the premise that sovereign states can comprehensively regulate the digital environment within their territorial borders without simultaneously dictating the infrastructure, cognitive boundaries, and operational logic of the entire global network. This investigation, commissioned to examine the preservation…
Source outline
- report.md
- The Strictest Law Everywhere: Extraterritorial Control, Regional Exit, and Global Cognitive Liberty
- Executive Case for Reform
- The Architecture of Extraterritoriality: Triggers and Reaches
- Territorial Trigger Matrix
- Differentiating Intelligence Forms and Regulatory Impacts
- The Mechanism of Global Spillover: Legal vs. Commercial Drivers
- Lawful Refusal, Regional Exit, and Residual Duties
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