The emergence of digital law is marked by a composite nature of its subjects,a diversity of stakeholders,and a multiplicity of legal relationships,signaling a pivotal shift towards digital jurisprudence in the contemporary research landscape.This shift underscores the necessity for a transformation in traditional research methodologies.Domain jurisprudence,a paradigm that navigates the complexities of intersecting legal phenomena across various domains,resonates profoundly with the intricacies of digital law.It promotes a nuanced,multi-dimensional,and integrative approach,fostering a synergistic relationship with departmental jurisprudence.The paradigm's inherent multi-dimensionality,self-sufficiency,and adaptability serve to enhance and complement conventional legal research methods.Employing domain jurisprudence as a guiding framework facilitates a comprehensive dissection of digital law phenomena.It enables a cohesive integration of cross-disciplinary insights,paving the way for an all-encompassing resolution of digital legal challenges.On a macro level,this approach entails the development of a governance model rooted in"digital empowerment,code-centric regulation,and digital justice."On a micro scale,it involves the establishment of a governance mechanism characterized by a systematic classification of data rights,tiered norms in data transactions,a collaborative model for algorithm regulation,and a multi-stakeholder approach to rights and remedies.This methodological paradigm thus contributes to the construction of a robust and exhaustive body of knowledge within the realm of digital jurisprudence.
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