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Activities of the Association for Proper Internet
Governance
- Contribution to the
Informal Expert Group of the ITU's World Telecommunications Policy Forum, Contribution to IEG, 23
January 2013
- Information Documents submitted to the ITU's World
Telecommunications Policy Forum, April 2013
A more formal version of the last five papers listed above
is published and can be cited as Richard Hill (2014), "The Internet, its
governance, and the multi-Stakeholder model", Info,
vol. 16. no. 2, March 2014
A more formal version of first paper listed above has been
published and can be cited as Richard Hill (2013), "Internet governance:
the last gasp of colonialism, or imperialism by other means", in Rolf H.
Weber, Roxana Radu, and Jean-Marie Chenou (eds), The evolution of global Internet policy: new principles
and forms of governance in the making?, Schulthess/Springer
Available in Switzerland at: http://www.schulthess.com/buchshop/detail/ISBN-9783725569083
Available elsewhere at:
http://www.springer.com/law/international/book/978-3-642-45298-7
- Inputs to the WSIS+10 High
Level Meeting preparatory process:
- Inputs to the WSIS+10
UN General Assembly High-Level Meeting (Overall WSIS Review)
- "Human
Rights, the Internet, and its governance", Third World
Resurgence, no. 287/288 (Jul/Aug 2014)
- "Why
global Internet governance must matter to social justice activists"
(with Sean O'Siochru et al.), Media
Development (4/2014)
- "The
True Stakes of Internet Governance", State of Power
2015, Transnational Institute, January 2015
A slightly revised version is "The Politics of
Internet Governance: Imperialism by Other Means", ALAI, November 2017
- Policy statement delivered at the WSIS+10 High
Level Event
- "What
Questions did the WSIS+10 High Level Event Answer?", article in Intellectual Property Watch
- "No,
Democracy is not Excess Baggage", article in Intellectual Property Watch
- "Internet
governance, multi-stakeholder models, and the IANA transition: shining
example or dark side?", article in the Journal of Cyber Policy,
Vol. 1, No. 2
- "Digitalisation and the gig economy: Implications for
the developing world" (with Parminder Jeet Singh), Third World Resurgence,
no. 319/320 (Mar/Apr 2017)
- A slightly modified version of comments submitted to
the Open
Consultation on how to best understand and implement the proposed
norms in the 2015
Report of the UN Governmental
Group of Experts on Developments in the field of information and
telecommunications in the context of international security has been
published as "Best practices in cyber security from intergovernmental
discussions, and a private sector proposal" in Frey, S. and Bartsch, M., eds. (2018) Cyber Security - Best
Practices, Springer
- "Some
thoughts on cyber-war", ALAI, September 2018
- “Trump
and CDA Section 230: The End of an Internet Exception?”, in BotPopuli
(July 2020)
- “A
New Convention for Data and Cyberspace”, in the call for a Digital New Deal
(October 2020)
- “Centering
Society in Big Tech Reform”, in State
of Big Tech: Essays (November 2022)
- Articles and submissions regarding WTO and its e-commerce discussions
We support this call for action regarding WTO and
e-commerce: https://wto-ic.justnetcoalition.org
- Review
of Schiller, Dan (2014) Digital Depression: Information Technology and
Information Crisis, University of Illinois Press
- Review
of McChesney, Robert (2014) Digital
Disconnect: How Capitalism is Turning the Internet Against Democracy,
The New Press
- Review
of Powers, Shawn M., and Jablonski, Michael
(2015) The Real Cyber War: The Political Economy of Internet Freedom,
University of Illinois Press
- Review
of Scott Malcomson (2016) Splinternet: How Geopolitics and Commerce
Are Fragmenting the World Wide Web, OR Books
- Review
of David Golumbia (2016) The Politics of Bitcoin:
Software as Right-Wing Extremism, University of Minnesota Press
- Review
of Milton Mueller (2017) Will the Internet Fragment? Sovreignty, Globalization and Cyberspace, Polity
- Review
of Bernard Harcourt (2015) Exposed: Desire and Disobedience in the
Digital Age, Harvard University Press
- Review
of Johannes M. Bauer and Michal Latzer, eds.
(2016) Handbook on the Economics of the Internet, Edward
Elgar
- Review
of Tim Wu (2018) The Curse of Bigness: Antitrust in the New Gilded Age,
Columbia Globat Reports
- Review
of Nicola Palladino and Mauro Santaniello (2020)
Legitimacy, Power, and Inequalities
in the Multistakeholder Internet Governance:
Analyzing IANA Transition (Palgrave MacMillan)
- Review
of Michael Kende (2021) The Flip
Side of Free: Understanding the Economics of the Internet (The MIT
Press)
- Review
of Cory Doctorow (2021) How to
Destroy Surveillance Capitalism (OneZero)
- Review
of Laura DeNardis (2020) The
Internet in Everything: Freedom and Security in a World with No Off Switch
(Yale University Press)
- Review of Martin Khor (2020), Battles
in the WTO: Negotiations and Outcomes of the WTO Ministerial Conferences
(Third World Network)
APIG
has co-authored, as contributions towards the development of democratic multi-stakehold models:
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