Re very interesting article from former PLA major general on cyber sovereignty

["Dave Farber" <farber () gmail com>]

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> From: Herb Lin <herblin () stanford edu>
> Subject: very interesting article from former PLA major general on cyber sovereignty
> Date: December 24, 2017 at 12:51:51 PM EST
> To: "'David Farber (dave () farber net)'" <dave () farber net>, ip <ip () listbox com>
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> Excerpt:
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> Against the background of globalization and the internet era, the emerging cyber sovereignty concept calls for 
> breaking through the limitations of physical space and avoiding misunderstandings based on perceptions of binary 
> opposition. Reinforcing a cyberspace community with a common destiny, it reconciles the tension between exclusivity 
> and transferability, leading to a comprehensive perspective. China insists on its cyber sovereignty, meanwhile, it 
> transfers segments of its cyber sovereignty reasonably. China rightly attaches importance to its national security, 
> meanwhile, it promotes international cooperation and open development. China has never been opposed to multi-party 
> governance when appropriate, but rejects the denial of government’s proper role and responsibilities with respect to 
> major issues. The multilateral and multiparty models are complementary rather than exclusive. Governments and 
> multi-stakeholders can play different leading roles at the different levels of cyberspace. In the internet era, the 
> law of the jungle should give way to solidarity and shared responsibilities. Restricted connections should give way 
> to openness and sharing. Intolerance should be replaced by understanding. And unilateral values should yield to 
> respect for differences while recognizing the importance of diversity.
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> Article seems reasonably authoritative.  Author is Major General Hao Yeli, Chinese People’s Liberation Army (ret.), a 
> senior advisor at the China International Institute for Strategic Society, Vice President of China Institute for 
> Innovation and Development Strategy, and the Chair of the Guanchao Cyber Forum.
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> Paper available here and noted without further comment.
> http://cco.ndu.edu/Portals/96/Documents/prism/prism_7-2/10-3-Perspective%20Theory.pdf 
> <http://cco.ndu.edu/Portals/96/Documents/prism/prism_7-2/10-3-Perspective%20Theory.pdf>
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