Facing the fragmentation of digital space in the aftermath of the Snowden revelations, this article considers regulatory models available to avoid the balkanisation of the internet. Considering government-led surveillance in particular, available strategies are investigated to create a trustworthy and universal digital space, based on human rights principles and values. After analysis and discussion of salient aspects of two relevant proposals, it is submitted that the lack of a common understanding of concepts makes global regulation unlikely. Nevertheless, a possible alternative to universal frameworks and national regulation might be the creation of ‘blocs of trust’, established through international conventions.

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通过政府领导的监视在互联网上绘制权力和管辖权

面对斯诺登启示之后的数字空间碎片，本文考虑了可用于避免互联网平衡的监管模型。特别是考虑到政府主导的监视，研究了基于人权原则和价值观的可用策略，以创建可信赖的通用数字空间。在对两个相关提案的显着方面进行分析和讨论之后，人们认为缺乏对概念的共同理解使得全球监管不太可能。但是，替代通用框架和国家法规的一种可能选择是通过国际公约建立“信任块”。