[eccr] The multistakeholder approach in information and communication policy

>We are pleased to inform you that an international colloquium titled "The 
>multistakeholder approach in information and communication policy" will be 
>held in Venice, Isle of San Servolo, on the 22nd and 23rd of November 2004.
>
>The colloquium is promoted by the University of Padova (together with 
>Edith Cowan University, University of Colorado and the Province of Venice) 
>and in cooperation with the International Association for Media and 
>Communication Research, WSIS-online and the World Tour Information Society.
>
>The Venice Colloquium on multi-stakeholders governance: an opportunity for 
>reflection, looking at practices
>
>In continuity with events organized in Venice in 2003, this Colloquium 
>will be the occasion for a high level scientific as well as 
>policy-oriented debate on this specific topic. It will be held exactly in 
>between the two phases of World Summit on the Information Society, and 
>intends to be a contribution to the conduct of the second phase. The 
>Colloquium will also look beyond the Summit, with the objective of 
>clarifying contexts and concepts related to multi-actor governance in the 
>field of communication and ICTs, at different levels of policy-making: 
>local and national, regional and global.
>
>The Colloquium intends to be a space for researchers and academics to 
>reflect on the transformation of policy-making in the 21st century, as 
>well as an occasion for institutional policy-makers and other stakeholders 
>to learn from experiences conducted at different levels, evaluate the 
>potential and constrains of the multi-stakeholder approach and develop 
>creative approaches to participatory governance in communication.
>
>
>For further information please 
>visit:  <http://www.scipol.unipd.it/>www.scipol.unipd.it
>
>We kindly request you to circulate this note among your network
>
>
>Claudia Padovani and Giorgia Nesti
>Department of Historical and Political Studies
>University of Padova
><mailto:(Claudia.padovani /at/ unipd.it)>(Claudia.padovani /at/ unipd.it)
><mailto:(Giorgia.nesti /at/ unipd.it)>(Giorgia.nesti /at/ unipd.it)
>
>

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