The European Summer School on Internet Governance (EuroSSIG) helps interested students and academics as well as individuals working in the private sector or in government, to understand better the global Internet Governance controversy and to get a comprehensive and structured knowledge on the various aspects of Internet Governance.
A one week academic course, taking place annually end of July, covers the political, legal, economic, socio-cultural, technological and other dimensions of the governance of the Internet. The course includes also practical oriented lectures covering the management of critical Internet resources as well as the development of the domain name market. Each academic lecture is followed by a Q&A session. Other formats are case presentations, breakout sessions for interactive discussions and a practicum. A social programme is designed for networking among faculty and fellows. Fellows will get a certificate for the successful participation in the Summer School.
- The history of Internet governance
From TCP/IP to ICANN
- The Internet governance eco system (IGF, WSIS+10, ISOC, ICANN)
Role of ICANN
Role of the Internet Governance Forum (IGF)
Role of governments
Role of the private sector
Role of civil society
Role of intergovernmental organisations - Internet governance and cyber security and human rights
International law, privacy and - Technical regulation and management
Root server management
Code, protocols and standards
IP address management
ccTLD management
gTLD management
Role of registrars & ISP’s - Business and Internet governance
Internet economy and the domain name market - Future challenges and perspectives and diplomacy
Theoretical concepts and diplomacy
Latest development
Future challenges