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An Introduction to Internet Governance (7th edition) Dr. Jovan Kurbalija. 2017, DiploFoundation
The seventh edition of An Introduction to Internet Governanceby Dr Jovan Kurbalija provides an update based on the most recent dynamic period in the history of Internet governance. It was officially launched at the 11th IGF in Mexico in December 2016, and Spanish translation is also available. Read more: English | Spanish
Internet Governance Acronym Glossary
Compiled by DiploFoundation; 2015, DiploFoundation
http://www.gao.gov/assets/690/684590.pdf?utm_source=&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=8737
New US government report prepared for Congress
https://eliademy.com/app/a/courses/85b737f8cd
The Internet Governance Series is a self-paced, free online course, organized into pillars/issues based topics. The learner can pick and choose their specific topic of interest. The Internet Ecosystem is onerous and covers a wide range of topics from economic opportunities to cybersecurity, from open access and freedom of speech to net neutrality, all with its own dialogue and debates. This course will cover the range of topics as an introduction to the overall issues. Our aim is to provide a birds-eye view of the Internet Ecosystem so that learners can pick and choice the topic of specific interest for them, giving the learner the option to do a deep dive into their preferred topics of interest or gloss over the topics.
The material is organized starting with the technical and Infrastructure sections providing the nuts and bolts on how the Internet works. The sections on economic, development, social and cultural, and legal provide the perspective from the various disciplines providing their specific interest as to how the Internet operates. The final section is focuses on the key actors starting with Civil Society and ICANN who provide different roles and responsibilities to the smooth operation of the Internet. The various Appendices are valuable resources for ongoing learning include glossaries, ICANN terms, slideshow, bibliographies and more.
It's important to note that the resource will continue to add more content and information to suit the needs of the community.
¿Qué es lo que las juventudes latinoamericanas tienen que contribuir a la gobernanza de Internet?
Texto en PDF:http://obdjuv.org/public-files/libro-web.pdf
Formato eBook:http://online.fliphtml5.com/gnel/oegp/
Organizado por el Youth Observatory Grupo Especial de Interés de Internet Society
https://www.internetsociety.org/what-we-do/internet-issues/internet-governance
https://www.internetsociety.org/doc/internet-governance-why-multistakeholder-approach-works
Internet governance refers to the processes that impact how the Internet is managed. As policy makers and technical experts work to connect the remaining two-thirds of the world’s nations, the WAY in which the Internet is governed will likely have an impact on how we use it and how it evolves.
How is the Internet governed? Who are the different actors and stakeholders in Internet governance? How did this system emerge and where is it going in the future? By taking this course, you can develop a strong understanding of Internet governance and the ecosystem of organizations and issues that are shaping the future of the Internet.