VIRTUAL STATES

Discover the compelling insights of Jerry Everard in his thought-provoking book, VIRTUAL STATES, published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 1999. Spanning 194 pages, this paperback dives deep into the complexities of the nation's role within an increasingly interconnected and digital world.

Everard challenges the notion that globalization and advanced technology will supersede the nation-state, offering a controversial perspective that is both timely and relevant. With a keen analysis of pressing contemporary issues like Internet censorship, VIRTUAL STATES invites readers to reconsider the future of governance and the state in our wired society. Whether you're a scholar, a policy maker, or simply a curious reader, this book will enrich your understanding of the interplay between technology and national sovereignty.

Explore the nuances of statehood in the digital age with Jerry Everard’s enlightening work!