Re: <nettime> Protocols and Crises

["André Rebentisch" <tabesin@gmail.com>]

The more common match term for "protocol power" as coined by the
abstract seems to be the anglo-saxon "multistakeholderism" governance
model. It is deeply embedded in their political culture. I assume it
stems from a more corporatist past.

/A

Am 31.01.2017 um 06:58 schrieb Morlock Elloi:

> Isn't the primary (and only?) purpose of these protocols to reduce the
> number of protocoliriat (TM) (the number of people involved), and
> simplify the control?

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