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(2) narrow democratic cultures which practice political participation through representation, but have no or very limited participation of people in decision-making in all other realms, such as research, religion, education, industry etc.; (3) wider democratic cultures which practice both political participation and varying degree of wider kinds of participation; (4) commons p2p cultures in a libertarian and abundance-oriented global network with equipotential rights of participation of everyone in every field of human endeavor.”
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Intercoop est né aux Etés Tic de Bretagne (juillet 2007) dans le prolongement du groupe IC-Fing , du Forum des usages coopératifs , des ateliers sur la coopération d'Autrans
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Mutinerie continue l’exploration des valeurs centrales du coworking. Après nous être penchés sur la Durabilité , nous abordons la valeur Communauté. Cette série d’article s’inspire du travail d’ Alex Hillman , co-fondateur de l’ Indy Hall de philadelphie. Lorsque Alex Hillman dit que la priorité dans un espace de coworking c’est la communauté, il faut prendre cela dans les deux sens; c’est une priorité en terme d’importance stratégique et une priorité chronologique.
Les valeurs du Coworking 2/5 : Communauté
Knowledge is not mine, not yours. Only the arrangement is ours. | Ledface Blog
Should crowdsourcing tools and environments use gamification and consider the use of extrinsic rewards? Sure. At a cocktail party, before trust and collaboration develops, you must create a favorable setting and let people find each other. We all do play social games in society, there is no reason it wouldn’t be useful in virtual places.Putting people first » Article series on futures thinking
Interdisciplinary teams – Cooperation is not collaboration!
What would happen if you were given over $2 trillion? That’s right, if someone walked up to you and gave you $2 trillion. That could never happen, right?
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The Social Side of the Internet | Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project
Overview The internet is now deeply embedded in group and organizational life in America. A new national survey by the Pew Research Center’s Internet & American Life Project has found that 75% of all American adults are active in some kind of voluntary group or organization and internet users are more likely than others to be active: 80% of internet users participate in groups, compared with 56% of non-internet users. Moreover, social media users are even more likely to be active: 82% of social network users and 85% of Twitter users are group participants. “One of the striking things in these data is how purposeful people are as they become active with groups,” noted Kristen Purcell, the research director at Pew Internet and co-author of the report. “Many enjoy the social dimensions of involvement, but what they really want is to have impact.Internet, ADN : “Nous vivons un nouvel âge d’or de la piraterie” » Article » OWNI, Digital Journalism
Entretien avec Jean-Philippe Vergne, auteur avec Rodolphe Durand d'un essai sur l'histoire de la piraterie. Dans leur ouvrage vivifiant, les deux chercheurs articulent leur réflexion autour du développement du capitalisme, en optant pour une grille de lecture transdisciplinaire. L’organisation pirate, essai sur l’évolution du capitalisme par Rodolphe Durand et Jean-Philippe Vergne, respectivement professeur et chercheur en sciences sociales à HEC Paris (entre autres…). L’attelage était trop surprenant pour ne pas attirer l’attention du radar de la soucoupe. Car avouons-le, le cliché HEC = business man pas très rock-and-roll trottait encore dans notre tête.liens mort ou hors sujet...
This afternoon, I heard of “imaginal cells,” the first time, from Peter Merry. I’ve immediately googled the term but found mostly bio-science references, except one webpage that had some thought-provoking excerpts from Butterfly , a bookby Norie Huddle , published on Earth Day, 1990. I thought if fans of collective intelligence are a little bit like me, then they’ll appreciate Norie’s beautiful story about the butterfly’s ‘imaginal cells. It evokes images of possibility to escape to a higher level of intelligence and fitness, with utter naturalness and eloquent simplicity. Here’s the story:

