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2021年11月30日 · Cosmo-Local Production is a methodology for creating value and products and services that are inspired by the following basic rules (see below). and marries the planetary globalization of knowledge, the 'smart' localization of production, and both local and planetary mutualization, i.e. marrying distributed making and global open innovation: 1 ...
The Competing Values Framework got its name because the criteria within the four models at first seem to carry conflicting messages. Organizations must be adaptable and flexible, but we also want them to be stable and controlled at the same time. A paradox.
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...the undercommons is not a realm where we rebel and we create critique; it is not a place where we “take arms against a sea of troubles/and by opposing end them.” The un- dercommons is a space and time which is always here. Our goal – and the “we” is always the right mode of address here – is not to end the troubles but to end the world that crea...
"The tension between the ideals and practices of autonomous education projects istheorized most explicitly in Stefano Harney and Fred Moten’s eloquent essay. Thistension is built into the concept of “undercommons”, which raises the question of howthe subversive intellectual can be *in* but not *of* the university, i.e., treating it as a “place of r...
"The Undercommons: Fugitive Planning & Black Study" by Stefano Harney and Fred Moten. Published by Minor Compositions. You can order it or download it for free: http://www.minorcompositions.info/?p=516
Founded in 2021, Genspect originally emerged as a coalition of concerned parents and professionals disturbed by the thoughtless social/medical transitioning of young people grappling with gender dysphoria. Over the last two years, it has expanded into a “big tent” organization and now encompasses both transitioned and detransitioned ...
Discussion Creative Commons as a Political Franchising Model Leonhard Dobusch and Sigrid Quack: "Creative Commons was founded with financial support from Stanford University and the Center for Public Domain as an US charitable corporation in 2001 by a ...
But I wonder sometimes if these odd, sometimes wonderful, often obscure books don't just bog down digital libraries with oddities and clutter metadata? Certainly we need to get better at search – at Open Library we're hoping to rank more highly books that have been reviewed in major papers and magazines, that lots of users buy or visit, that have lots of copies, etcetera.
I definitely don't have the answers personally, but Worldchanging aims to be a useful tool for people undertaking that exploration. Ultimately, though, we need something more than better answers. We need millions of people who are willing to teach the teachable, comfort the disheartened and confront the scoundrels.
