Difference between revisions of "Convivial Systems"
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| − | A convivial government would be oriented towards serving all of citizens. This involves providing convivial service systems to enhance citizen well-being, and also providing means for greater citizen input, as foreseen by the Gov 2.0 movement. But above it implies maximizing the level of democratic involvement of all citizens. (That increasing democratization is a fundamental historical trend has been persuasively expounded by Devezas and Modelski in their theory of [http://www.cyberpotato.net/?p=169 agent-based social learning].) | + | A convivial government would be oriented towards serving all of citizens. This involves providing convivial service systems to enhance citizen well-being, and also providing means for greater citizen input, as foreseen by the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Government_2.0 Gov 2.0 movement]. But above all it implies maximizing the level of democratic involvement of all citizens. (That increasing democratization is a fundamental historical trend has been persuasively expounded by Devezas and Modelski in their theory of [http://www.cyberpotato.net/?p=169 agent-based social learning].) |
===Convivial virtual community=== | ===Convivial virtual community=== | ||
