Collective intelligence is more than most people in the field think it is. And co-intelligence is more than collective intelligence – since it includes collective intelligence and goes way beyond it. In this post I try to indicate the differences between these concepts, provide a taste of how big they each are, and offer a way to think about their distinct essences.
Mongoose: UNASUR Opens Defense School Focused on Peace and Stability
Economics/True Cost, Governance, Innovation, Politics, Resilience, SecurityUnasur opens Defense School to elaborate a shared doctrine of peace and stability
The Union of South American Nations, Unasur will celebrate this Friday its eighth anniversary with the official opening of the South American Defense School (Esude) created to instruct on defense and security issues, both at civil and military level, following ‘the principles of a regional strategic vision'.
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2015 ANSWERS Robert Steele for Sean Lorenz on OSINT Update 3
Access, Answers, Data, Design, Governance, Innovation, KnowledgeThere is a need for hard data and statistics on OSINT — why it has been relegated to the basement and distributed rather than consolidated as with the other disciplines, what it's successes and failures have been.
In how many cases did it provide Intelligence that was critical to mission success ? NEEDS DATA
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Noah Skocilich: Our Most Important Task
Access, Crowd-Sourcing, Design, Governance, P2P / Panarchy, Politics, ResilienceYoda: Elinor Ostrom & Common Pool Resource Theory Applied to Water
Economics/True Cost, Governance, Resilience, Sources (Info/Intel), TransparencyEndgame issue, water is.
Elinor Ostram's Common Pool Resource theory challenges Garrett Hardin's “Tragedy of the Commons” theory.
Nobel Lecture (2009): Beyond Markets and States: Polycentric Governance of Complex Economic Systems
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Anthony Judge: Counteracting Extremes Enabling Normal Flying – Insights for Global Governance from Birds on the Wing and the Dodo
Cultural Intelligence, Governance, Resilience, Sources (Info/Intel)Counteracting Extremes Enabling Normal Flying
Insights for global governance from birds on the wing and the dodo
Introduction
Underside of normality?
Lost art of bird watching?
Bird flight as offering a global transformation of systemic perspective
Styles of flight as styles of governance
Empowering democratic take-off through coordinated wing flapping
Lift, banking and control as functions of radical extremes
Reducing extremism by reduction of “wing length”?
Speculative alternatives for global governance?
Evolutionary possibilities for global governance?
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