Governing the Digital Commons
Abstract
The digital commons, as the coproduction of data, digital cultural products, and community, raise a variety of governance issues. From questions of participation, including voice mechanisms, to the legitimacy of decision-making or ownership, to specific action arenas, governance is complex and dynamic, reflecting the characteristics of the networks in which these commons are situated. This mini-track explores governance challenges and solutions across an array of case studies to highlight governance failures and solutions, many of which focus on reconciling the intersections of different action arenas and aligning policies with contextual norms.
Fields of Study & Subjects
Digitalization
Law
and Regulation
Intellectual Property Rights and Media
E-Government and Public Services
Publication details
- Journal / source
- bepress Legal Repository
- Publication date
- 1 January 2026