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UvA-DARE (Digital Academic Repository) Shared responsibility, unequal power Mapping the limitations of multi-stakeholderism in EU’s digital governance

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It is argued that pursuing strategic autonomy, as the European Union boasts, requires reducing material power asymmetries, and shows that, despite the promises of multi-stakeholderism for more democratic and cooperative governance configurations, in practice this approach often disregards material power asymmetries.

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