CITA ROBERT KEOHANE (3)

Traditionally, political activity has focused first at the local level,

only extending to national and international spheres as the
activity being regulated escaped jurisdictional boundaries. The
contemporary information revolution, however, is inherently
global, since cyberplace is divided on a nongeographical
basis. The suffixes edu, org, and com are not
geographical; and even where a country suffix appears in an
address, there is no guarantee that the person being reached
actually resides in that jurisdiction.