The multiple dilemmas of network governance are as follows

Traditional corporate governance is based on the principal-agent relationship between shareholders and operators. The control right of the company belongs to shareholders, and the company's operating goal is to maximize the interests of shareholders.

With the decentralization of equity, the increase of mutual participation among enterprises, the development of strategic partnership among enterprises and the increasing importance of non-financial capital such as human capital to enterprise management, a corporate governance model based on the interests of relevant stakeholders has emerged, emphasizing the extensive participation of all stakeholders in corporate governance.

The shareholder-led governance model embodies a principle and goal of pursuing efficiency, while the * * * governance model focuses on maximizing the interests of stakeholders, pays more attention to the Pareto optimization of enterprises and society as a whole, and emphasizes the synchronous and coordinated development of enterprises and society, which embodies a principle of pursuing fairness.

Under the condition of network economy, the change of governance environment changes the path on which governance tasks depend, which leads to the gradual change of governance forms and forms a new form of governance-network governance. Network governance is the relationship arrangement between formal or informal organizations and individuals, with the enterprise system arrangement as the core, through the connection of economic contracts and the embedding of social relations.

Every country's sovereign rights and interests in the information field should not be infringed, and the further development of Internet technology cannot infringe on the information sovereignty of other countries. Information sovereignty is one of the important contents of national sovereignty in the network era.

This is the ideological development of national sovereignty and a reminder to all countries in the world. No matter how advanced your technology is, you can't invade other countries at will, and your information sovereignty is inviolable. Information sovereignty must be respected in the network age.