Chapter 3. Some comments on the Institutionalization of the Net: ITU or ICANN, is there an ideal solution?
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16 avril 2013
- doi: 10.4000/books.pressesmines.584
- isbn: 9782911256578
- eisbn: 9782356710871
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Herbert Burkert, « Chapter 3. Some comments on the Institutionalization of the Net: ITU or ICANN, is there an ideal solution? », Presses des Mines, ID : 10.4000/books.pressesmines.584
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INSTITUTIONS AND INFRASTRUCTURES: THE STORIES OF ITU AND ICANN As the development of the European railway networks has taught us, infrastructural networks have the inherent tendency to branch out until they finally reach the borders of their authorized territory. They then pose the border question: under which conditions and with which consequences are they to be linked with the infrastructural network on the other side? European landscapes still show traces of unfinished railway tracks, of b...