Framework for Rule-based International Cyberspace Governance
draft-hanliu-ricg-01
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| Authors | Han Liu , Jilong Wang , 张程远 , Pardis M Tehrani , Ji Ma | ||
| Last updated | 2024-07-02 (Latest revision 2023-12-30) | ||
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Abstract
Cyberspace involves politics, economy, culture, and technology; it engages governments, international organizations, Internet companies, technology communities, civil society, and citizens, forming an integrated, organic body. In a word, cyberspace is the online version of a community with a shared future for mankind. This memo tries to outline a new framework for rule-based international cyberspace governance regime in the context of IPv6 application, which looks into the future international cooperation of cyberspace governance.
Authors
Han Liu
Jilong Wang
张程远
Pardis M Tehrani
Ji Ma
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