Andrew Guzman compares International Organizations to Frankenstein's monster—creations that can grow beyond their creators' control. States, fearing this loss of control, often design conservative IOs, limiting their autonomy and potentially, effectiveness. When reading this piece, I found this "Frankenstein problem" useful in identifying similarities with internet governance, where states and involved stakeholders also struggle to balance control and freedom. The core issue

In our contemporary world, the internet has emerged as a pivotal medium for information dissemination and social engagement. Throughout our discussions this week, we've primarily focused on defining the internet and exploring its technical aspects. Yet, as a student of human rights and international relations, I find myself reflecting again on the very question of this session: What is the internet? And in particular in response to the High Commissioner for Human Rights on Ma