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Category Archives: Democracy
How to Start a Revolution
How to Start a Revolution is a portrait of how millions of people can make a difference to their own lives if they are only given the resources to do it. It also shows how social media and the web … Continue reading
Invocación ciudadana y política educativa
Podemos decir que nuestra vía a la democracia post dictadura ha estado de manera importante sustentada en un temor al desacuerdo, permaneciendo, de manera invariables, procedimientos e instituciones excluyentes, pero que tienen la virtud de darle estabilidad al régimen político, … Continue reading
Posted in Citizenship, Democracy, Educación, Education
Tagged democracy, política educativa
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#yeswecamp: nosotros sí podemos
Read Las TIC han generado posibilidades reales de participación: “No somos los mismos desde que estamos en las redes sociales”, decía Castells en motivo de la revolución Egipcia. Las redes sociales, abundantes en posibilidades de participación, han causado un empoderamiento … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Community organizing, Democracy, Digital activism, ICT technologies
Tagged digital activism, e-participation, ict
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Local Democracy, Rural Community, and Participatory School Governance
Read This article considers the indigenization of democracy by conceptualizing participatory deliberative decision-making practice as a tool to strengthen the functioning of local schools and to enhance democratic responsiveness within communities. Drawing on case-studies of bottom-up approaches to school governance, … Continue reading
Posted in Change, Change methods, Community, Democracy, Participation, Poverty, Power, Schools
Tagged communities, participation, schools
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From Dictatorship to Democracy – A Conceptual Framework for Liberation
One of my major concerns for many years has been how people could prevent and destroy dictatorships. The sense of pathos and outrage against the brutalities, along with admiration of the calm heroism of unbelievably brave men and women, were … Continue reading
Reworking the web, reworking the world – how web 2.0 is changing our society
Read The Web 2.0 phenomena in a sentence: lower communication costs have led to opportunities for more inclusive, collaborative, democratic online participation. As the costs of communicating online decreased, more people, in terms of million, decided that it was worth … Continue reading
Posted in Change, Communication, Conversations, Democracy, Dialogue, Social change, Web 2.0
Tagged communication, social change, web2.0
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Governance, Complexity and Democratic Participation
Read This article applies complexity theory to urban governance. It is argued that expert-based, hierarchical-instrumental policy making encounters insurmountable obstacles in modern liberal democracies. One of the root causes of this erosion of output legitimacy is the complexity of social … Continue reading
Creative Democracy – Wisdom Councils at Work
“Our movements are trying to create a politics that challenges all the certainties of traditional leftist politics, not by replacing them with new ones, but by dissolving any notion that we have answers, plans or strategies that are watertight or … Continue reading
New Technologies, Democracy and Social Movement
My argument is that although the technology of the Internet provides us with some new form of public space, the reality of Internet political use in most developing countries presents a rather gloomy scenario. The considerations are twofold. First, there … Continue reading
Posted in Democracy, Social media, Social movements
Tagged democracy, social media, social movements
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Informing Communities – Sustaining Democracy in the Digital Age
Read Technologies for acquiring and disseminating news and information are changing rapidly. Emerging media have become amazing forces for enabling people to connect. But their full potential is not yet realized in the service of geographic communities, the physical places … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Democracy, Digital age, Digital literacies, Information, Social movements
Tagged communities, digital literacy, ict, information
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