Conclusion State power (and its limits) in internet governance

In the conclusion, we synthesise insights from the previous chapters as they relate to the role of the state in internet governance today and into the future, focusing on five main points. First, current trends show widespread state attempts to exert greater control in internet governance, and these...

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Published in:	Power and Authority in Internet Governance pp. 243 - 252
Main Authors:	Tusikov, Natasha, Haggart, Blayne, Scholte, Jan Aart
Format:	Book Chapter
Language:	English
Published:	United Kingdom Routledge 2021 Taylor & Francis Group
Edition:	1
Subjects:	Andra geografiska studier Other Geographic Studies Omnipresent ASNs Chinese Government Civil Society Variable Interest Entities Internet Infrastructure Domestic Technology Industry Holds Sputnik Internet Governance Internet Firms Smart Cities Macron IGF UK Government's White Paper IXPs Regulate Internet Content Increased State Involvement EU Effort Fibre Optic Submarine Cables EU Campaign State Corporate Alliances Smart City Policies EU Policymaking Digital Capitalism
ISBN:	9780367726621, 0367442035, 0367726629, 9780367442033
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