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Yearly Archives: 2009

  • Emerging Threats to Internet Security: Incentives, Externalities and Policy Implications December 15, 2009
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Accountability under the Affirmation of Commitments

ASO to NRO: we need to be reviewed! NRO to ASO: don't worry, I'll do it NRO to ITEMS: here’s some money, do a review ITEMS to ASO: We t[...]

MacKinnon's Consent of the Networked: A call for political innovation

The best summary of Rebecca MacKinnon’s book Consent of the Networked is its subtitle: “The worldwide struggle for Internet freedom.” This is a [...]

"Feeble" governance? The push to discredit multistakeholder institutions

If you think the United Nations (UN) is about to subordinate Internet freedoms to governments, consider this. Compare the ineffectual and bureaucratic[...]

CFP: Seventh GigaNet Annual Symposium

The Global Internet Governance Academic Network (GigaNet) is seeking submissions of research to be presented at its Seventh Annual Symposium to be hel[...]

When no action is the wisest action (ICANN does good)

Although ICANN is now getting a lot of ridicule for the “glitch” in its TLD application System, it deserves some praise and respect for the result[...]

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What we’re reading:

Networks and States: The Global Politics of Internet Governance

ISBN: 0262014599

Frames and connections in the governance of global communications: A network study of the Internet Governance Forum

ISBN: 978-0739146439

Consent of the Networked: The worldwide struggle for internet freedom

ISBN: 978-0465024421

The Copyright Enforcement Enigma

ISBN: 978-0230321717

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