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|a States, firms and legitimacy of regulation : insoluble issues? -- Internet co-regulation and constitutionalism -- Self-organization and social networks -- An empire entire of itself? : Standards, domain names and government -- Content regulation and the Internet -- Private ISP censorship -- Analyzing case studies -- Internet co-regulation as part of the broader regulatory debate.
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