A recent study by Professor Urs Gasser and the Berkman Center for Internet & Society examines the diverse efforts to develop an Internet Bill of Rights. In \u201cTowards Digital Constitutionalism? Mapping Attempts to Craft an Internet Bill of Rights,\u201d Professor Gasser and his co-authors conduct an analysis of 30 initiatives that have sought to articulate a Bill of Rights for the Internet. The authors find that each of the distinct initiatives are \u201cengaged in the same conversation, seeking to advance a relatively comprehensive set of rights, principles, and governance norms for the Internet, and are usefully understood as part of a broader proto-constitutional discourse.\u201d \u201cTowards Digital Constitutionalism?\u201d provides a comparative examination of these diverse efforts toward digital constitutionalism, and provokes new questions for further research and study.<\/p>\n
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