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This study describes the spread of TCP/IP and therefore the diffusion of the Internet, beginning in the 1960s until the early 1990s. Understanding how TCP/IP emerged and spread provides insight into the changes and challenges brought by the Internet into world politics. Against arguments that the Internet reflects primarily economic or military concerns, I argue that notions of academic freedom are embedded in the fundamental technology of the Internet, TCP/IP, and that this embedded norm is essential to the Internet's consequences for modern political life.

Im Kontext der Diskussion um die kulturellen Auswirkungen des Internet (dezentralisierte Kommunikation als Modell einer neuen, universellen Kultur und sozialen Organisation der Information, die kulturelle Unterschiede überwindet) befasst sich das Essay mit den konkurrierenden Prioritäten und Visionen bezüglich des Verhältnisses zwischen arabischen lokalen Ordnungen und globalen Prozessen. (DÜI-Hns)

Online predatory child victimization & exploitation -- Sexual addiction to the Internet: from curiosity to compulsion (Pittaro) -- Pedophilia, pornography, and stalking: analyzing child victimization Ion the Internet (Jaishankar/Halder/Ramdoss) -- Internet child sexual exploitation: offenses, offenders, and victims (Huang) -- Cyberbullying: a transnational perspective (Jaishankar & Shariff) -- Internet crimes: youth and children (Raghavan/Ranjan/Veddy) -- Emerging global crimes of the Internet -- Online pharmaceutical sales and challenges for law enforcement (Finley) -- Charges without borders: consumer credit card fraud in Ghana (Davison) -- Regulating cyberstalking (Basu/Jones) -- Internet gambling (Geiss/Brown/Pontell) -- Nature and distribution of phishing (Stroik/Huang) -- You can't cheat an honest man: Making ($$

Describes use of the Internet by Congress to disseminate information to the public and use of the Internet and electronic mail by individual members to interact with constituents; based on a questionnaire and content analysis of official congressional web sites, 1996; US.