[FoME] UNESCO: Four keystones to foster inclusive knowledge societies on a global Internet

[Christoph Dietz]

Keystones to foster inclusive knowledge societies: access to information
and knowledge, freedom of expression, privacy, and ethics on a global
internet
Paris: UNESCO, 2015, 107 p.

http://unesdoc.unesco.org/images/0023/002325/232563E.pdf

Aus dem Executive Summary:

UNESCO’s vision of universal Knowledge Societies builds on a free,
open and trusted Internet that enables people to not only have the
ability to access information resources from around the world, but to
also contribute information and knowledge to local and global
communities. What can UNESCO do to move towards the realization of this
vision of Internet-enabled Knowledge Societies that can foster inclusive
sustainable human development worldwide?

To address this question within the mandate of this study, UNESCO has
worked with Member States and other stakeholders to analyse four
separate but interdependent fields of Internet policy and practice,
within the mandate of UNESCO, perceived to be central to achieving this
vision. These are access to information and knowledge, freedom of
expression, privacy, and ethical norms and behaviour online. This report
assesses these four fields by viewing them as keystones for building a
free and trusted global Internet that will enable inclusive Knowledge
Societies.

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Christoph Dietz
CAMECO
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