This part conceptualizes or clarifies the notion of information and communication technology (“ICT”). It offers some insights on the interface between the ICT and development. In that connection, it applies the role of ICT in the context of Arab revolutions, aiming to shed light on the concrete effects and manifestations of the ICT in contemporary world public order. Having been described as an activity that occurs or “exists above the state, below the state, and through the state” (Slaughter, 2009, p. 95), the aim is to also discern the meaning and operation of the ICT in relation to the sovereign sphere.