In the face of the apparent weaknesses of the state system to find meaningful solutions to global challenges such as the regulation of the Internet, more democratic forms of governance may show more creative and innovative ways to move forward. Instead of focusing once again on the usual suspects in this debate (civil society actors, Western state actors, or international organizations), this article sheds light on the role of Brazil, a developing democracy from the Global South. The article examines Brazil's organization of the 2014 Global Multistakeholder Meeting on the Future of Internet Governance (NETmundial) in Sao Paulo. NETmundial allowed governments, civil society organizations, private actors, and local Internet communities to elaborate a human rights declaration on global Internet governance. The article explores why this multistakeholder process was so successful compared to previous multistakeholder approaches in global Internet governance. In the same vein, it argues that Brazil was capable ...

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巴西的 NET mundial 会议组织：在全球互联网治理中前进

面对国家体系在为互联网监管等全球挑战寻找有意义的解决方案方面存在明显弱点，更民主的治理形式可能会显示出更具创造性和创新性的前进方式。本文不再关注这场辩论中常见的嫌疑人（公民社会行为者、西方国家行为者或国际组织），而是阐明了巴西这个来自全球南方的发展中的民主国家的角色。本文考察了巴西在圣保罗召开的 2014 年互联网治理未来全球多利益相关方会议 (NETmundial) 的组织情况。NETmundial 允许政府、民间社会组织、私人参与者和当地互联网社区制定关于全球互联网治理的人权宣言。本文探讨了与之前全球互联网治理中的多利益相关方方法相比，这一多利益相关方流程为何如此成功。同样，它认为巴西有能力......