This book is intended to effectively address the main issues of today s Internet, including security, inflexibility, and mobility problems, and provides a revolutionary approach to the Internet. At the heart of this book are the theories and mechanisms of Smart collaborative Identifier NETwork (SINET), which is a promising design for the future Internet. In this book, important insights into the SINET are organized in three parts. In Part I, particular attentions are given to basic principles and theories of SINET. In Part II, network-related technologies are then explored, including mobility...

Su Wei is a senior lecturer at Yale University, Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures. Also a writer and critic, his work has been widely published in China. He is the author of three novels: Dukou, you yi ge zaochen ("Another Morning at the Ferry," 1982, Guangdong), Mi gu ("Lost Valley," 1999, Taiwan; 2006, Beijing), and Mi diao ("Key of E," included in the "Best Chinese Novels of the Year, 2004," 2007, Guangdong); a collection of short stories, Yuan xing ren ("Sojourners," 1987); a collection of academic essays, Xi yang jing yu ("Western Mirror, " 1988, Zhejiang); and two...