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Access Contested: Security, Identity, and Resistance in Asian Cyberspace

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Edited by Ronald Deibert, John Palfrey, Rafal Rohozinski, and Jonathan Zittrain
2012
Published by: The MIT Press
Series: Information Revolution and Global Politics
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Experts examine censorship, surveillance, and resistance across Asia, from China and India to Malaysia and the Philippines.

Table of Contents

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Cover

Contents

pp. v-vi

Acknowledgments

pp. vii-viii

Author Biographies

pp. ix-xi

Foreword

pp. xii

Part I Access Contested: Theory and Analysis

1 Access Contested

pp. 3-20

2 Contesting Cyberspace and the Coming Crisis of Authority

pp. 21-42

3 The Struggle for Digital Freedom of Speech

pp. 43-64

4 Sexing the Internet

pp. 65-82

5 Internet Politics in Thailand after the 2006 Coup

pp. 83-114

6 Competing Values Regarding Internet Use in “Free” Philippine Social Institutions

pp. 115-132

7 Interconnected Contests

pp. 133-152

8 Control and Resistance

pp. 153-176

9 China and Global Internet Governance

pp. 177-194

10 Corporate Accountability in Networked Asia

pp. 195-216

Part II Country Profiles and Regional Overview

Introduction to the Country Profiles

pp. 219-224

Asia Overview

pp. 225-240

Bangladesh

pp. 241-250

Burma

pp. 251-270

China

pp. 271-298

India

pp. 299-308

Indonesia

pp. 309-322

Malaysia

pp. 323-338

Pakistan

pp. 339-350

South Korea

pp. 351-370

Thailand

pp. 371-384

Vietnam

pp. 385-398

Glossary of Technical Terms

pp. 399-402

Index

pp. 403-414
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