​Mariavittoria Catanzariti (PhD in Law, University of Roma Tre, 2011) has been working as a researcher in prestigious institutions, such as Berkeley Law School, Institute for Contemporary History and European University Institute. She is currently Assistant Professor in Legal Philosophy at the University of Padua and Research Fellow at the European University Institute. Her main research interest lies in law and information, from the broader perspective of legal theory and legal sociology. Her special focus is on European law. She is the author of a monograph on secrecy and several edited volumes, book chapters and articles published in Italian and International Journals.

• Introduction.- The Territory of Data or the Data of the Territorial State? The Shift of a Paradigm.- The Off-line Juridification of the On-line Space.- Codifying Digital Extraterritoriality.- Digital Jurisdiction and Data Sovereignty.- How Technology Replaces Territory.- Conclusions.

​Mariavittoria Catanzariti (PhD in Law, University of Roma Tre, 2011) has been working as a researcher in prestigious institutions, such as Berkeley Law School, Institute for Contemporary History and European University Institute. She is currently Assistant Professor in Legal Philosophy at the University of Padua and Research Fellow at the European University Institute. Her main research interest lies in law and information, from the broader perspective of legal theory and legal sociology. Her special focus is on European law. She is the author of a monograph on secrecy and several edited volumes, book chapters and articles published in Italian and International Journals.

• Introduction.- The Territory of Data or the Data of the Territorial State? The Shift of a Paradigm.- The Off-line Juridification of the On-line Space.- Codifying Digital Extraterritoriality.- Digital Jurisdiction and Data Sovereignty.- How Technology Replaces Territory.- Conclusions.

​Mariavittoria Catanzariti (PhD in Law, University of Roma Tre, 2011) has been working as a researcher in prestigious institutions, such as Berkeley Law School, Institute for Contemporary History and European University Institute. She is currently Assistant Professor in Legal Philosophy at the University of Padua and Research Fellow at the European University Institute. Her main research interest lies in law and information, from the broader perspective of legal theory and legal sociology. Her special focus is on European law. She is the author of a monograph on secrecy and several edited volumes, book chapters and articles published in Italian and International Journals.

• Introduction.- The Territory of Data or the Data of the Territorial State? The Shift of a Paradigm.- The Off-line Juridification of the On-line Space.- Codifying Digital Extraterritoriality.- Digital Jurisdiction and Data Sovereignty.- How Technology Replaces Territory.- Conclusions.