The Nature and Development of The Internet: A Crisis for Law

Abstract

The Internet is a resource that has revolutionized humanity. Its effects are present in multiple dimensions of people's lives and, sometimes, generate negative effects that are rarely noticed. Law is not exempt from these transformations. The development of the network and its nature have marginalized it to privilege the indomitable wild powers. The result: a crisis of legality and of the nation-state that has repercussions on the legal sphere of individuals, especially regarding the full exercise of human rights, and which contributes to placing us in a situation of cyber-anarchy that, for the time being, seems difficult to overcome.