From the 1970s topics related to distribution and openness have become key in networks infrastructures, while complementary issues related to asymmetries and multi-stakeholderism (Raymond and DeNardis 2015) have been emphasized in the 1990s and 2000s, and notably during the WSIS in Tunis and Geneva. As famous as the quotation by Lawrence Lessing “Code is law”, the sentence by David Clark at a meeting at the IETF in 1992 “We reject kings, presidents and voting, we believe in rough consensus and running code” became a “motto for Internet standardization” (Russell, 2006) that invites us to have a look at the past relationships and intertwinements between networks design and governance. Governance Infrastructure History Networks A journey through some historical case studies Scientific Presentations in Universities or Research Centers : Scientific presentation in universities or research centersĪrts & humanities : Multidisciplinary, general & othersĬlosing Keynote: Networks, governance and design. Reference : Closing Keynote: Networks, governance and design.
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