About International Journal of Digital Sovereignty and Global Data Governance
International Journal of Digital Sovereignty and Global Data Governance offers a comprehensive analysis of digital sovereignty by investigating its multifaceted issues and opportunities, including data autonomy, governance, security, and trust, while highlighting the interconnections between legislative, ethical, and technological aspects within the broader context of global relations and policy.
Aims and scope
The journal’s scope spans a broad range of themes, including but not limited to:
- Legal and regulatory frameworks for cross-border data flows
- National and regional digital sovereignty strategies
- Platform governance and algorithmic accountability
- Public sector digital transformation and data stewardship
- Intersections of digital sovereignty with trade, security, and diplomacy
- Socioeconomic impacts of global data governance on the Global South
- The ethics of AI deployment in public and private sectors
- Data governance in crisis response (e.g., health pandemics, climate events, conflict)
- Collaborative governance models and multilateral policy frameworks
By encouraging both theoretical exploration and applied research, Journal provides valuable insights for academics, policymakers, technologists, legal experts, and institutional leaders working at the forefront of the digital age.
Journal examines how different regions and countries navigate the balance between national security, economic interests, and individual rights in the digital age. Journal also explores the technological breakthroughs, ethical hurdles, and legislative landscape confronted with preserving data privacy and autonomy. By integrating these geopolitical perspectives, Journal seeks to provide a comprehensive understanding of the global digital landscape and the complex interplay between technology, policy, and international relation.
