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Category Archives: Governance
Intelligent governance for the 21st Century
A couple of weeks ago I went to the RSA in London for “How to Govern Intelligently for the 21st Century”, a discussion with investor and philanthropist Nicolas Berggruen, president and chairman, the Nicolas Berggruen Institute, and Nathan Gardels, Editor, … Continue reading
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If only these walls could speak…
The Long Room, Trinity College, Dublin “Serendipity – the lucky tendency to find interesting things by chance in a happy or beneficial way.” (The Serendipity Cafe, Cork, Ireland) There is nothing like wandering around ancient cities that have witnessed the … Continue reading
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The emerging value of Web Science
“I have no way of judging of the future but by the present.” (Edward Gibbon) In my last blog I wrote about “Gov 2.0” and, in particular, my conviction that “Gov 2.0” is not about tools and technologies – it … Continue reading
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