“Network Nations” are:

(1) interdependent political communities

(2) united by shared aspirations, values and culture

(3) leveraging networked technologies

(4) to govern themselves, mutualise resources and engage in collective action,

(5) in a sovereign manner (i.e. independent layer alongside existing jurisdictions)

Network Nations aim to provide an institutional framework for emergent political communities of kinship to govern and coordinate themselves through networked technologies, creating new layers of sovereignty that subsist beyond the reach of nation states and private corporations. By acknowledging, and at times even furthering, their interdependencies — with one another, and other political actors — Network Nations can contribute to more effectively tackling global governance challenges that require global coordination.

Indeed, by reintroducing a sense of belonging to communities that people genuinely want to "live for," Network Nations strive to rebuild trust among individuals and provide hope that they and their communities have a meaningful voice and role in the political arena.

For more info on Network Nations and New Network Sovereignty, see here.

For more information about the agenda, see: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1C11pFC1bD9TL8kHOvnU3eBpq8tx_wgTMYAy-eHVd7KI/edit?tab=t.0