That's an interesting question. I can't really speak to that specifically. I was invited to an Internet governance session in Beijing, and I've been writing about network sovereignty for some time, but I was also aware in going to China that Chairman Xi Jinping used the term “network sovereignty” in a very, very different sense about Chinese Internet infrastructure.
I took pains to make it clear that the sovereignty needed to be understood within an international framework of human rights, and that's what I developed in that. My presentation was very well received by some of the people in the audience. I got compliments for it, and the editors were keen to have it published in the journal that came out of it, but it was published in Chinese, and, unfortunately, I have not heard anything further from them.
I don't know if it was met with stony silence, or whether people are quietly appreciating it, which is what I hope. Thank you for finding that paper.