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Give independent research a central role in Internet governance
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The report recommends a central role for research and academia in discussions and decisions about Internet governance, reflecting participants’ relative trust in politically and economically independent expertise.
Report recommendation — editorial summary
The report recommends a central role for research and academia in discussions and decisions about Internet governance, reflecting participants’ relative trust in politically and economically independent expertise.
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How this recommendation emerged
Process and method
Editorial summary of the 2020 global Citizens’ Dialogue results report, page 34. The report synthesises local dialogue outputs; this is not a verbatim participant statement or a country-specific recommendation. The displayed publication date is the date in the report version identifier.
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The source is a global synthesis across citizen dialogues in more than 80 countries. This record does not assert a participant count or method-specific consensus for this individual recommendation.
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