Building on John Ruggie's pioneering study of multilateralism, this paper presents an
analogous study of multistakeholder governance, or multistakeholderism. Its central …

Internet governance has rapidly shifted from a technocratic area of governance to one
characterized by considerable contention. This shift is unprecedented among the large and …

Rule-based global order remains a central object of study in International Relations.
Constructivists have identified a number of mechanisms by which actors accomplish both …

In 2013, despite deteriorating relations between Russia and the United States and
increased global contention over cybersecurity issues, participating states in the First …

The cyber-regime complex is governed by a sprawling array of rules, implemented in a
decentralized manner by a large number of public and private actors. Since there is no …

One of the central challenges for scholars of global governance is that the published
charters, guidelines, rules, and final documents of global governance frameworks provide …

Highly educated people are an essential asset in today's global governance architecture.
Global governance is, from this perspective, dependent on a broad access to higher …

Many such examples have escaped notice as a result of high levels of private and non-profit
governance that have caused citizens and policymakers to take the Internet's continued …

The competition between competing demands of economic growth and protecting critical
cyber infrastructure (CI) has heightened the need to strengthen partnerships between the …

In 1992, John Gerard Ruggie published a seminal article on the institution of multilateralism
in a special issue of the journal International Organization (Ruggie 1992). This article and …