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spir-11927	Grover, Rohan	INTERNET GOVERNANCE FOR WHOM? CIVIL SOCIETY, REPRESENTATION, AND DIGITAL RIGHTS	2021.0	4	.pdf	application/pdf	1295	70	33	Tjahja’s et al. (2021) finding that CSOs are meant to represent the interests of under-represented communities, rather than interests of CSOs themselves, suggests that internet governance institutions likely expect CSOs to enact strategies that resemble a logic of representation in order to authentically represent community-driven interests, compared to the logic of solidarity observed in IFF’s public engagement. These findings do not undermine the advocacy of IFF, which bravely contests the Indian state’s authoritarian digital practices, but rather it offers a contribution to an emergent understanding of civil society’s role in internet governance, grounded in a critique of representation and legitimacy in the postcolonial state.	cache/spir-11927.pdf	txt/spir-11927.txt