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- Title Pages
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- 1 Introduction: The Distributed Architecture of Network Global Governance
- 2 Sovereign Right and the Dynamics of Power in the ITU: Lessons in the Quest for Inclusive Global Governance
- 3 Balancing Equity and Efficiency Issues in Global Spectrum Management
- 4 The Peculiar Evolution of 3G Wireless Networks: Institutional Logic, Politics, and Property Rights
- 5 The GATS Agreement on Basic Telecommunications: A Developing Country Perspective
- 6 Trade Barriers or Cultural Diversity? The Audiovisual Sector on Fire
- 7 The Global Governance of Mass Media Content
- 8 International Regulation of Internet Content: Possibilities and Limits
- 9 Creating Conventions: Technology Policy and International Cooperation in Criminal Matters
- 10 Privacy in the Digital Age: States, Private Actors, and Hybrid Arrangements
- 11 Intellectual Property Rights, Capacity Building, and “Informational Development” in Developing Countries
- 12 <i>Louder Voices</i> and the International Debate on Developing Country Participation in ICT Decision Making
- 13 The Ambiguities of Participation in the Global Governance of Electronic Networks: Implications for South Africa and Lessons for Developing Countries
- 14 Spectators or Players? Participation in ICANN by the “Rest of the World”
- 15 Multistakeholderism, Civil Society, and Global Diplomacy: The Case of the World Summit on the Information Society
- 16 Conclusion: Governance of Global Electronic Networks: The Contrasting Views of Dominant and Nondominant Actors
- Contributors
- Index
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- Title Pages
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- 1 Introduction: The Distributed Architecture of Network Global Governance
- 2 Sovereign Right and the Dynamics of Power in the ITU: Lessons in the Quest for Inclusive Global Governance
- 3 Balancing Equity and Efficiency Issues in Global Spectrum Management
- 4 The Peculiar Evolution of 3G Wireless Networks: Institutional Logic, Politics, and Property Rights
- 5 The GATS Agreement on Basic Telecommunications: A Developing Country Perspective
- 6 Trade Barriers or Cultural Diversity? The Audiovisual Sector on Fire
- 7 The Global Governance of Mass Media Content
- 8 International Regulation of Internet Content: Possibilities and Limits
- 9 Creating Conventions: Technology Policy and International Cooperation in Criminal Matters
- 10 Privacy in the Digital Age: States, Private Actors, and Hybrid Arrangements
- 11 Intellectual Property Rights, Capacity Building, and “Informational Development” in Developing Countries
- 12 <i>Louder Voices</i> and the International Debate on Developing Country Participation in ICT Decision Making
- 13 The Ambiguities of Participation in the Global Governance of Electronic Networks: Implications for South Africa and Lessons for Developing Countries
- 14 Spectators or Players? Participation in ICANN by the “Rest of the World”
- 15 Multistakeholderism, Civil Society, and Global Diplomacy: The Case of the World Summit on the Information Society
- 16 Conclusion: Governance of Global Electronic Networks: The Contrasting Views of Dominant and Nondominant Actors
- Contributors
- Index
