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Getting the politics right for reform
Matthew Taylor, former No 10 policy wonk, has an interesting article on his blog about public service reform. He rightly says that finances over the next few years are both a huge challenge to public … more →
Local Democracy
Toward a New Architecture for Democracy, Thesis 2003 (Intro, Part I: Mental Architecture)
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alexandermoll wrote 2 months ago: Presence of Mind: Building Ideas like Buildings How do we build social vision? What could be the bes … more →
U.S. Department of State - Strengthened Decision making
alexandermoll wrote 2 months ago: Future of U.S. State Dept. Decision making - Year 2020 (hopefully sooner) … more →
Open Government Design - Grassroots network governance.
alexandermoll wrote 2 months ago: Photo collage of components for a democracy network of the future: Neighborhood Democracy Network. N … more →
Empty archives syndrome and democratising archival information
Antti Halonen wrote 2 months ago: In the preface of a newish compilation Freedom of Information: Open Access, Empty Archives (Routledg … more →
Maureen Flynn-Burhoe wrote 4 months ago: The concept of hyphen-ethics is most relevant in the field of bioethics where health care issues are … more →
Reasonable Conservatism
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droitblog wrote 4 months ago: [NOTE: Updated on 8-9-09 to add links to several additional conservative commentators.] In two recen … more →
Retooling Democracy
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John Kamensky wrote 5 months ago: Today’s blog post is by a guest, Matt Leighninger, executive director of the Deliberative Demo … more →
Community organizing and deliberative democracy: How do they relate?
Taylor Willingham wrote 5 months ago: I am currently in this session at the No Better Time Conference. Community organizing and deliberati … more →
No Better Time Conference: Promising Opportunities in Deliberative Democracy for Educators and Practitioners
Taylor Willingham wrote 5 months ago: From July 8-11, 2009, I am attending the Democracy Imperative and the Deliberative Democracy Consort … more →
Collaborative Governance
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John Kamensky wrote 5 months ago: I spent part of my 4th of July weekend reading a new book by Beth Noveck, the White House staffer he … more →
Getting the politics right for reform
Anthony wrote 6 months ago: Matthew Taylor, former No 10 policy wonk, has an interesting article on his blog about public servic … more →
Politicians as jurors?
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Paul Evans wrote 7 months ago: The BBC website has a nice post up about how the question of politicians being ‘in touch … more →
A Phenomenology of Democratic Politics, 3d post
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Noelle McAfee wrote 7 months ago: In two previous posts I started to lay out the argument, if you can call it that, of my new book pro … more →
Populist policing and speedy decisions
Paul Evans wrote 8 months ago: Apologies for the light posting this week. I’ve been in Northern Ireland where I met someone w … more →
Participatory budgeting - radio programme
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Paul Evans wrote 8 months ago: Here’s a radio programme about participatory budgeting in the UK. I’m not sure where it … more →
Mixed Ink
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Paul Evans wrote 9 months ago: The wemedia pitch it competition took place in Miami, February 2009 I want to tell you about Mixed I … more →
:::: initials thoughts
jojoon wrote 9 months ago: My initial thoughts that brought me to being engaged in virtualized transnational public spaces were … more →
The Missing Link
Antti Halonen wrote 9 months ago: Good news from the field of civic society and open governance. A group working on i.a. the enhanceme … more →
Home PgDn
Anthony wrote 10 months ago: Time for a look at Chapter three of the Conservative local government green paper, Shift Control. Th … more →
