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Cultural and legal hybridism: in search of a new legal theory for the regulation of informational phenomena
This study is a theoretical exploration of the limitations of legal theory when addressing informational phenomena. It begins by observing that sociology and communication sciences already offer frameworks for understanding the intersection between social and digital life. However, this intersection
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