Open Source Democracy: How Online Communication is Changing Offline PoliticsDemos, 2003 - 66 lappuses Political structures need to change. They will emerge from people acting and communicating in the present, not talking about a fictional future ... (from cover). |
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... today . As Karen Armstrong explains in A History of God1 and countless other religious historians and philosophers from Maimonides to Freud have begged us to understand , the ancients didn't believe that the wind or rain were gods ...
... today . As Karen Armstrong explains in A History of God1 and countless other religious historians and philosophers from Maimonides to Freud have begged us to understand , the ancients didn't believe that the wind or rain were gods ...
25. lappuse
... today , from browsers and POP email programs to streaming video , were all developed by this shareware community of software engineers . The University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign , where Mosaic , the precursor to Netscape , was ...
... today , from browsers and POP email programs to streaming video , were all developed by this shareware community of software engineers . The University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign , where Mosaic , the precursor to Netscape , was ...
34. lappuse
... today's renaissance . The evidence of today's renaissance is at least as profound as that 34 Demos This page is covered by the Demos open access licence . Some rights reserved . Demos 35 of the one that went before . The sixteenth ...
... today's renaissance . The evidence of today's renaissance is at least as profound as that 34 Demos This page is covered by the Demos open access licence . Some rights reserved . Demos 35 of the one that went before . The sixteenth ...
50. lappuse
... today's proliferation of media , products and their associated sensibilities , as well as their migration across formerly discreet boundaries , are unprecedented in magnitude . Globalism , at least as it is envisioned by the more ...
... today's proliferation of media , products and their associated sensibilities , as well as their migration across formerly discreet boundaries , are unprecedented in magnitude . Globalism , at least as it is envisioned by the more ...
52. lappuse
... today. So what went wrong? Why didn't networked politics lead to a genuinely networked engagement in public affairs? Interference in the emergence First, by casting itself in the role of cultural and institutional watchdog, governments ...
... today. So what went wrong? Why didn't networked politics lead to a genuinely networked engagement in public affairs? Interference in the emergence First, by casting itself in the role of cultural and institutional watchdog, governments ...
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