Features of the Chinese language in the perspective of the theory of global information law

摘要

Applying an interdisciplinary approach, the author raises the question of the meaning and scope of the term "global information law". If the information law is considered as a global regulator of the information technology space, then the issue of the acceptability and expediency of using the term "information technology space" in the singular should be addressed initially. According to the author's opinion, such spaces, first, are divided into two relatively independent classes (official and unofficial information spaces). Secondly, such spaces may strive for self-isolation on a professional, ethnic, socio-cultural basis. Thirdly, given the impossibility of formulating a generally accepted definition of information, it is very difficult to distinguish it from disinformation, as well as propaganda and counter propaganda. The boundaries of "information" are usually blurred at the junction of m (conscious or unconscious) disinformation, as well as with directed propaganda or counter propaganda.