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The Collaboratory Discussion Papers are a publication by the Internet & Society Collaboratory

Editor Wolfgang Kleinwächter

Production Sebastian Haselbeck (co-editor) – Lorena Jaume-Palasí – Gordon Süß

Editorial Board Prof. Wolfgang Kleinwächter, Department for Media and Information Studies at the University of Aarhus (Chair)

Prof. Wolfgang Benedek, Institute for International Law and International Relations, Karl-Franzens Universität Graz

Prof. Jon Bing, Law Faculty of the University of Oslo

Prof. Rafael Capurro, International Center for Information Ethics (ICIE), Karlsruhe

Dr. William Drake Jr., Institute for Communication of the University of Zurich

Dr. Jeanette Hofmann, Social Science Research Center Berlin (WZB)

Prof. Bernd Holznagel, Institute for Telecommunication and Medialaw at the University of Münster

Prof. Divina Meigs, Université Sorbonne Nouvelle, Paris

Prof. Milton Mueller, Institute for International Studies at the University of Syracuse, N. Y.

Dr. Philipp S. Müller, Center for Public Management and Governance, SMBS, Paris-Lodron University Salzburg

Prof. Michael Rotert, Institute for Informatics, Karlsruhe ww University of Applied Sciences

Prof. Rolf Weber, Law Faculty of the University of Zurich

Layout & Design Jan Illmann

Original design concept of the series Jessica Louis & Sabine Grosser http://louisgrosser.com

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Contact the Collaboratory or its board Dr. Philipp S. Müller, Dr. des. Ulrike Höppner, Martin G. Löhe, Dr. Marianne Wulff, John H. Weitzmann [email protected]

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"Internet and Security". MIND Multistakeholder Internet Dialog #6. Collaboratory Discussion Paper Series No.1, Internet & Society Collaboratory www.collaboratory.de – Berlin & Bali: October 2013

MIND-Multistakeholder Internet Dialog MIND stands for Multistakeholder Internet Dialogue. The discussion paper series is a platform for modern polemics in the field of internet governance. Each issue is structured around a central argument in form of a proposition of a well-known author, which is then commented by several actors from academia and the technical communities, the private sector, as well as civil society and government in form of replications. all MIND-publications