Staat und Verfassung in der Digitalen Konstellation

Digitization has changed society as much as it has our concepts of state and constitution. Eight essays from 2013 to 2020 seek to establish some key aspects of this transformation, beginning with the structural change of the public sphere and politics up to the changed relationship between citizens and the state and the role of states and citizens in global governance. The digital constellation described includes the emergence of a constitution of the internet and allows for new democratic normative processes beyond the state, including new ways for individuals to determine themselves as global citizens.