Résultats de la recherche

Director of Medialab UGR - Research Laboratory for Digital Culture and Society at the University of Granada (http://medialab.ugr.es in Spanish; about us i Here you can find more information about me (and below about the lab):

...the Director of Medialab UGR - Research Laboratory for Digital Culture and Society at the University of Granada (http://medialab.ugr.es in Spanish; about us i Here you can find more information about me (and below about the lab): https://twitter.com/polisea, http://est

Plus d'information : ...ociety : Working for a phase transition to an open commons-based knowledge society: Interview with Michel Bauwens. http://bit.ly/1nSqGPt (En)

...rope, and ultimately helps to build a flourishing European political civil society movement for the commons. * to exchange experiences, case studies and other information,

...alism & Critique. Open Access Journal for a Global Sustainable Information Society 12(1): 356–361.

...is support to the {{I|Open Education Resources}}, project financed by Open Society Fund. We has created {{I|Alliance for open education}} which members are or

*Information and documentation system and reporting *civil society organzations

...them is support to the Open Education Resources, project financed by Open Society Fund. We has created Alliance for open education which members are organiza

| [[freedom of information]] | Freedom of information

Plus d'information : ...ie documentary gives us insights into the contexts and approaches of civil society initiatives from various countries in Europe regarding access to land: Engl

Indeed. I think we fail to advance more in civil society due to lack of '90ies, where information was supposed to be free and unconditional trust to

...: to learn from Madrid/Spanish experiences, to bring to people from Madrid information and proposals developed through other experiences and attempts. ...and cannot be efficient to "preach" for the commons as a way to transform society and not want to consider commoning as the way we organize ourselves to do i

...igenous peoples and local communities throughout the world'' <ref>For full information and definition see http://www.iccaconsortium.org/?page_id=55 Society needs a new sort of “social contract” with new participatory governance

...lues, whilst building towards a more responsible, democratic and inclusive society. The SSE has indeed established a dynamic or system where citizens’ parti ...conomy’s development and the wellbeing and resilience in all levels of the society in Europe.. Together, SSE and commons are able to constitute a solid founda

''After having read the information I had some exploratory questions as below, not to be answered now but just ...ed are the residents themselves with the consultation, as opposed to civil society groups on their behalf? What is the predominant language (if any) spoken by

...the various stakeholders (public authorities, elected bodies and the civil society) ; ...ach among the various players (local authorities, elected bodies and civil society);

Conversations for a lLarning Society ...ing Montreal, organizers of the Art of Commoning, November 7-9, 2014. More information coming soon.

...de financements de la recherche qui consiste à refuser de rendre public l’information sur l’usage des ressources et sur les résultats des essais est en revanc ...llow the greatest number of scientists (from the public, private and civil society sectors) to independently analyse the data and understand what these candid

...orhood in Casablanca; the Fadma Ouherfou Center for Training, Referral and Information to remember victims of enforced disappearances, a<br>documentary on the 198 ...ssed the beginning of the serious reforms and shift to the more democratic society. Morocco seriously treated the new family code, penal code, the reform of l

...orhood in Casablanca; the Fadma Ouherfou Center for Training, Referral and Information to remember victims of enforced disappearances, a<br>documentary on the 198 ...ssed the beginning of the serious reforms and shift to the more democratic society. Morocco seriously treated the new family code, penal code, the reform of l