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Resistance to the ICANN Model of Internet Governance,ramework, and explains the outcome of the conflict. This chapter reviews the proposals made by the representatives of the global south in comparison to those of the other stakeholders. It explains the Internet governance conflict in comparison to the NWICO movement to understand the changes and cont

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,Intellectual Property Rights on the Internet: The Global South’s Struggle for a Lenient Regime,ographical indication (GI), and integrated circuit design. Michael Perelman calls IPR a form of monopoly power given by state laws,. and by the dint of this power the right holders enjoy authority over the use of intellectual properties. IPR refers to two types of rights: patent rights and copyright

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Cybersecurity and States: Same Bed, Different Nightmares,nternational body to look after transborder Internet security issues, but the US wants the existing arrangements of Internet security to prevail. The apparent agreement between the state actors on Internet security masks the tension arising from the states’ individual notions of security. For exampl

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