]
] The Internet Governance Project has entered that breach
] with a new policy paper: "What to Do About ICANN: A
] Proposal for Structural Reform." The proposal, by Hans
] Klein and myself, proposes three clean, clear but
] probably controversial solutions to the criticisms that
] have been made of ICANN.
]
] The criticisms that have emerged from the WSIS process
] include unilateral U.S. oversight, concerns about the
] role of national governments, the exercise of
] governmental powers without corresponding mechanisms for
] accountability, and a lack of legitimacy.

See internetgovernance.org for the paper.

The Ultimate Solution to Internet Governance: Let ITU and ICANN compete