[bestbits] multistakeholderism: a quick survey

[JOSEFSSON Erik]

Maybe a listing of what multistakeholderism is *not* is easier to work with and agree on?

//Erik

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Sent: Tuesday 22 April 2014 05:38
To: Achal Prabhala
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Subject: Re: [bestbits] multistakeholderism: a quick survey

Perhaps ask not just what it means to everyone, but what it should mean, most constructively interpreted?


—Mike



On Apr 21, 2014, at 12:29 PM, Achal Prabhala <aprabhala at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hello, I'm Achal Prabhala and I am attending NetMundial on behalf of the
> Centre for Internet and Society in Bangalore (www.cis-india.org).
>
> Given the several different interpretations of what multistakeholderism
> means, CIS is interested in a short vox pop on what you think the term
> means. We'll run responses on the CIS website on a daily basis once
> NetMundial starts.
>
> If you have a minute, and have an opinion on what this means (a couple
> of lines will do) - I would appreciate that. You can simply email me
> directly, aprabhala at gmail dot com. Please include your designation as
> you would like it to be noted.
>
> Many thanks; I'll also be asking as many people at NetMundial who will
> speak to me from different sectors - esp government, business and the
> technical community - and we'll be similarly recording and relaying
> their answers.
>
> I appreciate your time. Good wishes,
> -Achal
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