The ALSC received the following studies and papers that examine roles, requirements, processes, and structures relating to individual's involvement in international organizations, in response to the ALSC's "Call for Studies".

• "Who Controls the Internet, the Bertelsmann Foundation's Recommendations for Internet Governance," Bertelsmann Foundation (with several "academic consultants")
  http://www.democratic-internet.de/berlin2001/recommendations.pdf

• "The Idea of ICANN," David R. Johnson and Susan P. Crawford
  http://www.icannwatch.org/archive/the_idea_of_icann.htm
• "Why Consensus Matters," David R. Johnson and Susan P. Crawford
  http://www.mids.org/pay/mn/1009/crawford2.html
• Abstracts for "INFO" symposium series on Global Democracy and the ICANN Elections
  http://www.icannmembers.org/symp-abstracts.html#Ahlert
• "ICANN and the Problem of Legitimacy," Jonathan Weinberg
  http://www.law.wayne.edu/weinberg/legitimacy.PDF
• "Must Groups Oppose Individuals - Thoughts About the ICANN At-Large Membership," Alan McCluskey
  http://www.connected.org/govern/ICANN-Zurich.html
• "Ways and Means of Governance - Questioning Representative Government," Alan McCluskey
  http://www.connected.org/govern/democracy.html
• "Security Considerations for Remote Electronic Voting over the Internet," Avi Rubin
  http://avirubin.com/e-voting.security.html
• "Globalization of Communication," Viktor Mayer-Schvnberger and Deborah Hurley, from Governance in a Globalizing World, ed. Joseph S. Nye.
  http://www.ksg.harvard.edu/iip/governance/GlobCommDHVMS.PDF


• "Information Policy and Governance," Viktor Mayer-Schvnberger and Deborah Hurley, from Governance in a Globalizing World, ed. Joseph S. Nye.
  http://www.ksg.harvard.edu/iip/governance/InfoPolicyDHVMS.PDF


• "An Analysis of ICANN-Named Board Nominees," Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility
  http://www.cpsr.org/internetdemocracy/cyber-fed/Number_4.html


• "ICANN At Large Membership Election Campaign in Japan," Toshimaru Ogura
  http://www.civilsocietyinternetforum.org/election-report.html


• "The Origins Of ICANNS's At Large Membership," CPSR's Civil Society Democracy Project
  http://www.cpsr.org/internetdemocracy/cyber-fed/Number_10.html


• "The Pro-democracy Movement in ICANN," Hans Klein


• Panel statement from the 2nd Meeting of the "ICANN-Studienkreis" at Zurich, February 2001 (pdf format)


• "ICANN and the At Large Membership: Towards an 'Internet User Supporting Organisation' (IUSO)," Wolfgang Kleinwęchter


• "Representation in Cyberspace Study," Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard Law School


• "Interim Report of The NGO and Academic ICANN Study (NAIS),"
• "ICANN Media Coverage in Europe," by Oliver Klug, Patrick Lutz, Anja Seidel, Alexander Svensson
• "Geeks and Greeks," Jonathan Weinberg
• "Japanese Experience about ICANN Election Campaign," Toshimaru Ogura
• "Why a General Assembly Matters," David R. Johnson
• "Towards Improved Representation in ICANN," Michael M. Roberts
• "The Public Participation Within ICANN," Prof. Arduino Paniccia, Mr. Massimo Vittori, and Mr. Alessio Sitran
• "NAIS August 2001 Final Report", NGO and Academic ICANN Study
• "Report on the Global, On-line, Direct Elections for Five Seats Representing At-large Members on the Board of Directors of ICANN," Chuck Costello (for the Markle Foundation)