New book on ICANN reforms, the IANA transition and internet governance

Hakikur Rahman email at HAKIK.ORG
Thu May 15 21:55:12 EEST 2025


Congratulations Professor Mueller!



The book "Declaring Independence in Cyberspace" is a timely and invaluable addition to the Internet governance communities.



Best regards,

Hakikur





Dr. Hakikur Rahman

Professor

International Standard University

Bangladesh.

Email: mailto:email at hakik.org

Phone: +880-1987417457 (WhatsApp)



Ex-CEO, BDIX.NET







---- On Thu, 15 May 2025 20:18:39 +0600 Mueller, Milton L <milton at GATECH.EDU> wrote ---



Fellow Noncommercials:



I wanted to make you aware of my new book, which provides a historical account of ICANN's origin and development and the complete story of the transition, which finally ended U.S. government control of the DNS root and the IANA contract. If you want to understand
 the broader policy and governance context in which you are operating, it would be useful.



I intended to come to the Prague meeting to distribute some free copies, but I am not able to attend due to other commitments. I will be at IGF in Oslo, however, so you can approach me about that there.



https://mitpress.mit.edu/9780262552585/declaring-independence-in-cyberspace/

https://mitpress.mit.edu/9780262552585/declaring-independence-in-cyberspace/

In 1997 the United States decided that the Internet should be governed not by governments but by something called the “global Internet community.&rdquo...

mitpress.mit.edu









Best regards,



Dr. Milton L Mueller

Georgia Institute of Technology

School of Public Policy



 
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