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Description. 1. Amanda B. Johnson: "the ride-sharing phenomenon has its BitTorrent equivalent called La’Zooz. Announced today at the Inside Bitcoins conference in Tel Aviv, Israel, La’Zooz functions on its own native crypto tokens, aptly called Zooz. They’ll be housed on the Bitcoin Blockchain and—get this—mined by proof-of-movement [1] .
Many of the projects and initiatives around the world that try to make the world a better place are already, knowingly or unknowingly, based on the principles of a commons-based economy, ‘Ecommony’, as a play on words, which Habermann describes through the following four principles: 1. Possession instead of property: it counts what is ...
Humans are among a small handful of species that are extremely social. Phenotypically we are primates, but behaviorally we’re more akin to the social insects (Haidt, 2013). Our ultrasociality allows us to function at much larger scales than as individuals. At the largest scales, cultural evolution occurs far more rapidly than genetic ...
We—the 3 civil society advisors to the National Development Council’s civic participation team …—trained 37 ‘seed’ trainers as a joint effort between the academic Taiwan E-Governance Research Center (TEG) and the NDC operation team.
= the Chinese 'reciprocal' way of sharing IP Discussion Bunnie: "About a year and a half ago, I wrote about a $12 “Gongkai” cell phone (pictured above) that I stumbled across in the markets of Shenzhen, China. My most striking impression was that Chinese ...
More information Bibliography Foundational texts with relevance to social traps (and game theory more broadly): Ostrom, Elinor, Roy Gardner, and James Walker. (1994). Rules, Games, and Common-Pool Resources. University of Michigan Press. Poundstone ...
Andy Robinson: "A Freeter (“a Japanese expression for people between the age of 15 and 34 who lack full time employment or are unemployed, excluding homemakers and students” – Wikipedia). Although the Japanese have coined a term for the group, they exist all over the world, and are a social force of underestimated and growing importance.
