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Groups like IETF, W3C, and ICANN set standards to regulate and coordinate how people use the internet to ensure its stability, security, and continuity. These groups manage important internet resources and domain names. While internet governance aims to maintain safety, it is important not to interfere with individual liberties like freedom from censorship. There is debate around whether the US has too much control over internet governance and how to avoid global censorship while regulating the internet.
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Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice
26(1) 103 –120
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Internet Development,
Censorship, and Cyber
Crimes in China
Bin Liang1 and Hong Lu2
Abstract
Since its first Internet connection with the global computer network in 1994, China
has witnessed explosive Internet development. By the end of 2008, China replaced
the United States as the largest Internet user of the world. Although China enjoyed
tremendous economic benefits from Internet development, the Chinese government
has tried to maintain tight control over the telecommunications industry and the
public Internet use, and fight increasing cyber crimes. In this article, we first review
historical development of Internet use in China and then focus on China’s Internet
censorship and its regulatory control. Next, we explore how the Internet is actively
utilized by both the government and the public to serve political and civic functions.
Finally, we discuss cyber crimes as an emergent form of crime in China and examine
how the Chinese government reacts to these offenses. Lessons from Internet use
and regulation in China are also discussed within the context of China’s economic,
political, and legal conditions.
Keywords
Internet, Internet censorship, Internet regulation, cyber crime, China
Introduction
Internet use and development is one of the most important inventions in the second
half of the 20th century. It has transformed people’s lives and its impact is beyond
one’s imagination and is still to come in many aspects.
1Oklahoma State University-Tulsa
2University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Corresponding Author:
Bin Liang, Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, Oklahoma State University–Tulsa, 700 North
Greenwood Avenue, Main Hall, 2223, Tulsa, OK 74106
Email: [email protected]
104 Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice 26(1)
China’s Internet use and development did not begin until a decade later after its
economic reforms. Its growth has outpaced other countries, and China by 2008 has the
largest number of Internet users in the world. What accompanied China’s Internet
development is the government’s tight control and regulation over Internet infrastruc-
ture, its commercial and social use, and its potential political ramifications. Despite
being criticized by human rights groups and activists, China’s Internet censorship
system seemingly functions well as the “Great Firewall of China.”
On the other hand, there is high hope that Internet use and development in China
will eventually lead to democracy in the largest country, testing the hypothesized rela-
tionship between Internet use, free flow of information, and democracy. Indeed, the
Internet has profoundly transformed the Chinese society in the last decade, even in
China’s political-legal reforms. However, democracy is still as far-rea.
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2) Supporting arguments include that the internet enables freedom of expression and access to information, which are important for empowerment. However, others argue there are risks of misinformation and need for safety regulations.
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