[governance] IGC workshops

William Drake william.drake at graduateinstitute.ch
Sat Apr 19 05:00:30 EDT 2008


Hi Adam,

On 4/19/08 10:49 AM, "Adam Peake" <ajp at glocom.ac.jp> wrote:

> Parminder, thanks for this.
> 
> The response to the call for workshops hasn't
> been overwhelming, actually very few, so the MAG
> has revised the call and by April 30 just a

When will this info be on the website?

> summary proposal will be OK.  I think all

When would the final proposal be due?

> 9. Under which of the five IGF themes does the proposal fall under ?
> (access, critical Internet resources, diversity, openness, security)

This I don't understand.  There has been discussion here and I gather in MAG
of the utility of having some workshops that are designated as thematic and
linked to the main sessions, but that presumably does not mean that all
workshop proposals have to fit under the thematic rubrics.  Moreover, there
has been pretty widespread expression of the view (particularly by us) that
IGF shouldn't continue with main sessions defined around these generic
themes, and indeed the draft program outline agreed at the Feb. MAG meeting
does not.  So why then would would workshop proposers be asked to fit their
events under these labels?  It makes no sense; where would an event of
jurisdiction go, for example?

Thanks,

Bill



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