Routing among Internet service providers is a site of Internet governance that has not received much attention. Without effective and robust routing arrangements among thousands of Internet service providers there cannot be a globally connected...

Content: Following the concerns expressed in some forums on the resilience of the DNS, it seems appropriate to investigate the key mechanisms that provide security and stability to an essential component of todays communications. The workshop...

IPv6 adoption is an issue of central importance in Internet governance discussions, and recent years have brought us to a point where major networks in both the developed and developing world have deployed or are planning to soon deploy IPv6. The...

The World Summit on Information Society recognises the key importance of the stability of the Internet. The Internet is a global and highly distributed network of networks that does not stick to national boundaries. In this context it appears...

According to the Tunis Agenda governments are responsible for the development of Internet-related public policy in consultation with all stakeholders.

In addition, the Tunis Agenda recognised the need for enhanced cooperation in the...

Internet is shaping a new global information and knowledge paradigm or order. In this respect, many technical issues interact with institutional frameworks around information and knowledge - like IP, but also FoE, cultural rights etc - to develop...

More than a dozen countries have now deployed DNSSEC in their TLD.
With the root now (soon to be) signed and our collective experience
at an all-time high, this is an opportunity to bring together the
experience of those...

This workshop will compare the changing institutional and procedural approaches that have been applied to the problems of Internet governance over the last 15 years, and facilitate the sharing of various perspectives about the effectiveness and...