"Gaps in cyberspace governance abound, 10 years after UN World Summit"

Amb. (Ret'd) Paul Meyer - Senior Fellow, The Simons Foundation

January 7, 2016

Commentary by Amb. (Ret'd) Paul Meyer
Senior Fellow, The Simons Foundation
Published by OpenCanada.org, Canadian International Council
January 7, 2016

Governance framework continues to lag behind the growth of Internet users. Paul Meyer argues that all stakeholders will need to be active if a peaceful cyberspace is to be preserved.

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Amb. (Ret'd) Paul Meyer is a Fellow in International Security, Centre for Dialogue, Simon Fraser University in Vancouver, Canada, and Senior Fellow, The Simons Foundation.

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