Titlebook: Global Communication Governance at the Crossroads; Claudia Padovani,Véronique Wavre,Petros Iosifidis Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicabl

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Introduction: Global Communication Governance at the Crossroads,gly hollow, but the re-emergence of nationalisms and isolationist policies do not provide many promising answers. We are at a crossroads with regard to the very future of human existence, but also in the ways our media and communication systems are organised and may develop in the coming years and d

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Centrality and Power: The Struggle over the Techno-Political Configuration of the Internet and the Gr the techno-political configuration of the Internet are not only influenced by the conflict between liberal and authoritarian visions of the Internet; they are also the result of continuous tensions between processes of centralisation and decentralisation of the Internet’s technical foundations and

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Exploring ICT Governance in Small Island Developing States: Trinidad and Tobago and Mauritiusnmentality, Hamelink and McChesney’s analysis of globalisation and Dunn’s assessment of communications industries in pan-African countries. This chapter concludes by proposing solutions for greater south–south dialogue and collaboration to re-write the narrative of dependence and neo-colonialism.

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Deregulation and the Global Shift from Stakeholder to Private Sector Governanceolder groups for development of codes of conduct and cloud security certification schemes under the Regulation on the free flow of non-personal data. The findings point to a redistribution of the power as the digital single market reorders the influence of market processes and resources available to

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Human Rights as a Lens on Global Media Developmentsr undermined the human rights framework; (2) the contribution of a rights-based approach in addressing contentious issues in global media and technology policy, for example, related to access, diversity, expression rights, privacy and governance; and finally (3) the future role that human rights may

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Policy Responses to Digital Communication Platforms with a Focus on Europeby digital platforms, what policy options are currently discussed and how effective they might be. European norms, values and best practices in media and communications obviously are in conflict with the market realities created and globally implemented by US platforms. So far, the European Union ha

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Anchoring Digital Rights: Digital Constitutionalism in Hard Times citizens’ rights and constitutional values in times of crisis. Through a multidisciplinary approach including law, political science and communication studies, the authors analyse and discuss key opportunities for digital constitutionalism. In this way, the chapter outlines a set of possible paths