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collegiate; group (ABelonogov); board (ABelonogov); collective (ABelonogov); joint (Tanya Gesse); multi-stakeholder (Neves was emphatic that the India-Brazil-South Africa IBSA proposal was a draft and a compromise between three countries, and that Brazil supported the so-called multi-stakeholder model embodied by the IGF. She argues that companies must be convinced, through multi-stakeholder efforts like the Global Network Initiative, "that respecting and protecting their users' universally recognized human rights is in their long-term commercial self-interest." We stand for building competitive free markets and robust, multi-stakeholder civil societies, for exporting American values, and for improving peoples' lives.  wordnik.com Alexander Demidov) |
