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The Narrative: EU stands down; China cracks down; Cuba shuts down

July 16, 2021 US, EU converge on global taxation In a move with major implications for global internet governance, the European Commission “put on hold” its work on a digital […]

Comparative Analysis of Platform Governance in the U.S. and China

IGP’s conference on “Comparative Analysis of Platform Governance in the U.S. and China” brought together 21 papers and 30 scholars and policy influencers for three days of intensive (bilingual) discussion. […]

Chinese Data Nationalism Targets Didi Platform

A week after the close of our conference comparing platform governance in the US and China, the Chinese government took another strong action to subordinate one of its major private […]

The Narrative: U.S. Congress “unites” against the platforms; Google (and the European Union) end cookies’ death sentence; Senegal’s data nationalism; China’s digital mercantilism

June 30, 2021 The USG goes after the platforms The attitudinal backlash against digital platforms (Amazon, Apple, Google, Facebook and Twitter) has quickly been translated into public policy. The Biden […]

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Standardizing Security: Surveillance, Human Rights, and TLS 1.3

By Milton Mueller

Challenging the Social Media Moral Panic: Preserving Free Expression under Hypertransparency

By Milton Mueller

The Hidden Standards War: Economic Factors Affecting IPv6 Deployment

By Brenden Kuerbis

Sovereign RUnet: What Does it Mean?

By Ilona Stadnik

Trade Regimes as a Tool for Cyber Policy

By Karl Grindal

Data Flows and the Digital Economy: Information as a Mobile Factor of Production

By Milton Mueller

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The Narrative: EU stands down; China cracks down; Cuba shuts down

Comparative Analysis of Platform Governance in the U.S. and China

Chinese Data Nationalism Targets Didi Platform

The Narrative: U.S. Congress “unites” against the platforms; Google (and the European Union) end cookies’ death sentence; Senegal’s data nationalism; China’s digital mercantilism

Our Research

Standardizing Security: Surveillance, Human Rights, and TLS 1.3

Challenging the Social Media Moral Panic: Preserving Free Expression under Hypertransparency

The Hidden Standards War: Economic Factors Affecting IPv6 Deployment

Sovereign RUnet: What Does it Mean?

Trade Regimes as a Tool for Cyber Policy

Data Flows and the Digital Economy: Information as a Mobile Factor of Production

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