Anonymity, fidelity to law, and digital Civil disobedience

Philosophy and Social Criticism (4):448-476 (2022)
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Making use of the liberal concept of civil disobedience, this paper assesses, under which circumstances instances of illegal digital protest—called “hacktivism”—can be justified vis-à-vis the pro t...

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Wulf Loh
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