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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 17/10/12 11:38, parminder wrote:<br>
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So, you really think I am expressing dislike of
multistakeholderism when I say that 'democratic' should go before
'multistakeholderism' in any governance procedural document,
right. Ok, in that case, I dislike multistakeholderism, because my
primary adherence is indeed to democracy.</blockquote>
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That's a very concise point that we can perhaps resolve in advance -
does anyone have a problem with "democratic" going ahead of
"multistakeholder"? I certainly don't. Multistakeholderism,
surely, is simply a means of democratisation.<br>
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