Regulating E-Commerce: Domestic Sources of State Power and the Role of State-Private Actor Relations

Regulating E-Commerce: Domestic Sources of State Power and the Role of State-Private Actor Relations

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Regulating Information Flows: Domestic Sources of State Power and the Role of State-Private Actor Relations Draft manuscript - please do not cite quote or distribute without express permission. Comments welcome Henry Farrell Assistant Professor Department of Political Science University of Toronto farrell@utsc.utoronto.ca http://www.henryfarrell.net Introduction Scholars of international political economy are beginning to tackle a new and important subject matter; the role of private authority in international affairs.1 International arbitration and other forms of alternative dispute resolution and private governance

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