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US-China Conflict: The Problem of Inadequate Institutions

Posted on January 25, 2010November 20, 2017 by Hans_KleinGeopolitics of IG, IG Institutions

The current Google/US-China conflict is bigger than is recognized. It could reveal that we have not settled core issues of global Internet governance. As a result, the Internet is a point of instability for international relations.

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When You Hear “Security,” Think “National Sovereignty”

Posted on July 13, 2009November 20, 2017 by Hans_KleinCybersecurity, Geopolitics of IG

The Obama administration is making security a high priority. However, prioritizing security goes contrary to Internet privatization, multi-stakeholderism, civil society, and even international cooperation.

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Declaring Independence in Cyberspace

Declaring Independence in Cyberspace tells the story of the struggle between governments and the global Internet community over control of the Internet registries (IANA). It offers new insights into a pressing question with profound implications: is state sovereignty the immutable foundation of global governance, or can new technological capabilities change the model?

“This is a book that needed to be written, and no one is better placed to write it than Milton Mueller. This full, rigorous account provides researchers and policymakers with a precious resource on global internet governance.”

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