Chinese representation through key leadership roles in technical standards risks creating imbalances, and at worst could result in the adoption of standards that turn the network into an instrument of surveillance
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This unedited draft chapter is in peer review and will appear in a forthcoming volume, Human Rights in a Changing World, to be published by Chatham House and Brookings Institution Press. The opinions expressed in this publication are the responsibility of the author(s).
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A paper published in the Journal of Cyber Policy discussing China's technical standards and how they may break apart the internet into a 'Splinternet'
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This paper explores the differing interpretations of digital sovereignty among states, enterprises and citizens, and explores the implication of these differences for the future of the global internet.
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Major study on the Open Internet cites OXIL's work on standardsincluding New IP and DNS Over HTTPS
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Emily discusses with Evan Davis on the recent global chip shortage and what impacts that may have on the world of tech
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