Strands of thinking CPI

Strands of thinking

Proceedings - WSIS Process

1. Technologies for the Information Society

1.1.

Is there a European technological project for the Internet of the future ?

1.2.

What opportunities has the WSIS opened for the Country-Code Top Level Domains (ccTLD) ?

1.3.

What type of Internet architecture would facilitate more balanced and multipolar governance, and how should common resources be managed ?

1.4.

How to move on from the security concept (data processing, legal, ethical) to the confidence concept in order to guarantee the equitable development of the Internet at an international level?

2. Human resources towards the Knowledge-based Society

2.1.

How to plan the future of the Internet in the light of the Lisbon Strategy (economic development, development of the human capital, development of the citizen...) towards a knowledge-based society ?

2.2.

How can we promote cultural and linguistic diversities, as well as reinforce the respect of values, Ethics and Humans rights in the digital world ?

2.3.

How can we ensure access for all to a society sustained by ICTs and to quality e-learning ? What is the impact of ICTs on the dynamics and models of training for young people as well as for life-long learning ?

2.4.

Is the network neutral ? Do technologies convey a system of thought or do they open the way to alternative systems of thought ? How can we implement these systems within the European legal framework?

3. Transversal issues of Internet governance

3.1.

The Internet is a living model, self-organized, self-regulated : how can we make it sustainable in the long term ?

3.2.

How can the Internet be implemented as a tool for collaboration and interaction (for citizens, users communities, territories) in the organization of intelligent networks of actors, in order to develop the Knowledge Regions ?

3.3.

A paradigm shift in the Internet : how can we go from rarity to abundance, preserve open systems and interoperability and support innovation?

3.4.

How can we contribute to found international governance of the Internet on principles of balanced and shared sovereignty ? How can we sustain the contribution of all the stakeholders in high-level decision-making ?

Last update : 23-05-2005
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1.1.		Is there a European technological project for the Internet of the future ?
1.2.		What opportunities has the WSIS opened for the Country-Code Top Level Domains (ccTLD) ?
1.3.		What type of Internet architecture would facilitate more balanced and multipolar governance, and how should common resources be managed ?
1.4.		How to move on from the security concept (data processing, legal, ethical) to the confidence concept in order to guarantee the equitable development of the Internet at an international level?

2.1.		How to plan the future of the Internet in the light of the Lisbon Strategy (economic development, development of the human capital, development of the citizen...) towards a knowledge-based society ?

2.2.		How can we promote cultural and linguistic diversities, as well as reinforce the respect of values, Ethics and Humans rights in the digital world ?

2.3.		How can we ensure access for all to a society sustained by ICTs and to quality e-learning ? What is the impact of ICTs on the dynamics and models of training for young people as well as for life-long learning ?

2.4.		Is the network neutral ? Do technologies convey a system of thought or do they open the way to alternative systems of thought ? How can we implement these systems within the European legal framework?

3.1.		The Internet is a living model, self-organized, self-regulated : how can we make it sustainable in the long term ?
3.2.		How can the Internet be implemented as a tool for collaboration and interaction (for citizens, users communities, territories) in the organization of intelligent networks of actors, in order to develop the Knowledge Regions ?

3.3.		A paradigm shift in the Internet : how can we go from rarity to abundance, preserve open systems and interoperability and support innovation?

3.4.		How can we contribute to found international governance of the Internet on principles of balanced and shared sovereignty ? How can we sustain the contribution of all the stakeholders in high-level decision-making ?