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The Time is Right for Europe to 
Take the Lead in Global Internet Governance

Kettemann, M. C.; Kleinwächter, W.; Senges, M. (2018): The Time is Right for Europe to 
Take the Lead in Global Internet Governance. Frankfurt on the Main: Goethe University (Normative Orders Working Paper 2/2018)

Kettemann, M. C.; Kleinwächter, W.; Senges, M. (2018): The Time is Right for Europe to 
Take the Lead in Global Internet Governance. Frankfurt on the Main: Goethe University (Normative Orders Working Paper 2/2018)

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Authors

Prof. Dr. Matthias C. Kettemann, LL.M. (Harvard)

Year of publication

2018

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