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IG is actually positively transforming our ideology about the internet, diplomacy, climate change, and our interaction with states and non states actors. This is wonderful. I have audit couple of courses in Political science; but many reputable institutions seem too reluctant curriculumrise some International relation courses to meet present day reality. This website and network; I am sure is making an impact.
Good to see you here! I hope to hear about your comments soon on the youth issues. I know you have experience in youth projects as we were together in IGCBP research phase about the issue of civic participation of youth!
Best wishes!
Would you be interested in creating a Group to centralize the discussions of icann in general? We can name it Diplo @ICANN - what do you think?
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