Der Staat als Moderator

Zusatztext

'The State as Moderator. On the Constitutional Limits of Moderating Lawful but Disruptive Public Input on Online Consultation Platforms': This thesis explores the constitutional boundaries of state moderation on digital participation platforms. It proposes a normative framework that confines content moderation (such as deletion or blocking) to exceptional cases and emphasizes interactive moderation as the primary mode - with the objective of enabling deliberative participation without exerting substantive influence on the consultations content.

Autorenportrait

Sarah Fröhlingsdorf studied law at Freie Universität Berlin and worked for several years at the German Research Institute for Public Administration in the field of digital transformation. Her doctoral thesis was supervised by Prof. Dr. Mario Martini and completed at the University of Speyer. In addition to her ongoing academic work, she now primarily works as a freelance communication trainer, mediator, and moderator. Her research focuses on constitutional and administrative law, particularly on fundamental rights in digital communication, emerging technologies, and democratic deliberation.

Weitere Details