The last frontier ?: L’Internet au-delà de tout territoire

Cités 3 (31):93-103 (2007)
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Un territoire décrit toujours un système normatif complexe. Inscrit dans la terre, il est délimité non seulement par la loi, mais aussi par l’ensemble de nos pratiques, la coutume ou les activités humaines ; il traduit un travail ou trahit une symbolique ; il exprime l’effort ou garantit la prospérité. Tissu d’interactions et saturé de négociations, un territoire n’est..

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