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Policy brief. Digital sovereignty is now at the top of the list for many liberal democratic states, a spot once occupied by policies of openness and global connectivity. This shift comes from a desire to decouple from the United States, but it comes with challenges from the overly broad definition of digital sovereignty, which includes economic development, national security, and normative goals.

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Peer-reviewed article. Digital rights governance is a multidisciplinary field requiring interdisciplinary perspectives and methodological approaches. Yet, relatively little has been written about when to combine research methods and why. In this article, we present a scoping review of five recent volumes of Internet Policy Review (vols. 10–14), analysing 141 articles to assess the prevalence of interdisciplinary scholarship and its relationship to single-, multi-, and mixed methods research. Read more.

Commentary. Outer space has become increasingly privatized, with more than half of the satellites launched for commercial purposes. The problem, however, is not private-sector involvement itself, but the growing concentration of economic power in the hands of private firms that are incentivized to serve the surveillance state and further a new kind of space military-industrial complex— one that increasingly threatens civil liberties and undermines democratic accountability. Read more.