[governance] Reflections on making Internet governance democratic and participative

[Norbert Bollow]

I would be very interested in in your thoughts about this:

Reflections on making Internet governance democratic and participative
by Norbert Bollow and Richard Hill

http://bollow.ch/papers/democratic_and_participative.pdf


Abstract: Recent events have made clear that there is a conflict
between the demand that global governance must be democratic and the
ideology of multistakeholderism which underlies the status quo of
Internet governance. This paper examines to what extent this conflict
is real (as opposed to being a matter of misunderstandings and/or
intentional misrepresentations of the other side's positions), and it
reflects on how the underlying problem of making Internet governance
democratic as well as participative can be solved.


Greetings,
Norbert

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