Dante on an experimental open economics city
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Incredibly well-done piece on the Gulf
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An example of the type of new journalism that is emerging, how much better is this than the evening news? Spilling Over from Powering a Nation on Vimeo. I found this video on Open Culture.
Videos on how Sharing is shaping the economy
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Collaborative Consumption Groundswell Video from rachel botsman on Vimeo.
Hub Prague, and insight into the Czech social enterprise movement
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I’m in Prague today, the gorgeous capital of the Czech Republic. I’ve spent the afternoon at the Hub here, which opened only a month ago. I sat down with Petr Base, the founder of the space, and he gave me a succinct run-down of the Czech social enterprise space, which I’ve summarized below. Since this is
Video: Highlights From Brussels
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Etienne speaks about complimentary currencies
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Hub Summer School in Amsterdam
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I spent the last week or so in Amsterdam, and enjoyed working from the Hub there. Over the summer, they are hosting a constant stream of workshops aimed at sharing all of the knowledge, experience, wisdom and talent in the Hub community. I attended two workshops- one on strategic sustainability and one on dance as
Ani Hanelius speaks on learning
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A Pattern Language for Social Innovation– looking for an ontology
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I’ll be touring Europe this summer with the intention of learning the secrets of success in social innovation from experienced practitioners. I’ve decided to harvest the stories, wisdom and insight that I learn along the way into an attractive deck of cards, such that the key concepts are easily digestible and can be assembled into
