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The Multi-Stakeholder Mirage: How Internet Governance Turned Attendance Into Mandate (opens the original)
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The multi-stakeholder model began as a compromise, not a constitution. It gave the Internet a way to avoid state monopoly, corporate monopoly, and intergovernmental bureaucracy at the same time. That was useful. But the model’s usefulness has hidden a harder question: who actually authorizes binding decisions? That is the multi-stakeholder mirage. The stakeholders are real; the mandate is not. A stakeholder is affected by a decision. A principal authorizes one. A model that cannot separate those
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