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Globalization occurs at the nexus of politics, culture, technology, finance, national security, and ecology. “Globalization” refers to the increasingly “complex, dynamic legal and social processes” occurring throughout the world. It is the development of a global mindset that challenges the traditional political, social, and economic characteristics of nations and has led to the “deterritorialization and reterritorialization of [vast] policy spaces.” Many of the changes and challenges attributed to globalization rely on the exchange of information throughout the world, making “the flow of ideas across national borders” a key agent of globalization. Due to the increasing availability of personal computers and software, the Internet provides the ideal forum for information transfer. The Internet engenders “the notion of distributed power: decentralization, openness, possibility of expansion, no hierarchy, no center, no conditions for authoritarian or monopoly control.” The Internet has become vital to the

Prescriptive Jurisdiction over Internet Activity: The Need to Define and Establish the Boundaries of Cyberliberty