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Citizen 3.0 discusses three images of government - as networks, parties, and organisms - and how the roles of citizens may change accordingly. It poses several research questions about optimizing social networks, designing government services for egoistic online citizens, and developing "vaccines" against bureaucracy and an "epidemiology" of power and information. The document emphasizes that social orders and concepts of citizenship are evolving due to technological and information changes, and calls for developing long-term perspectives on e-government.
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Vinnova Pre-conference 02009.11.18
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- 3. 1 observation onsocial order 3 images of government 6 research questions 1 reminder 1 exercise ca 15 minutes
- 4. What is acitizen?
- 5. a part ofa social order
- 7. ”There is acontrast between a social order which--being based upon consensus of wills--rests on harmony and is developed and ennobled by folkways, mores, and religion, and an order which--being based upon a union of rational wills--rests on convention and agreement, is safeguarded by political legislation, and finds its ideological justification in public opinion.”
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- 27. ”Networks constitute the fundamental pattern of life, of all kinds of life.”
- 28. ”Networks became themost efficient organizational forms as a result of three major features of networks [...]: flexibility, scalability and survivability.”
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- 49. The essence ofthe party: face-to-face, a group of humans synergize their efforts to realize mutual desires, whether for good food and cheer, dance, conversation, the arts of life; perhaps even for erotic pleasure, or to create a communal artwork, or to attain the very transport of bliss-- in short, a "union of egoists" (as Stirner put it) in its simplest form--or else, in Kropotkin's terms, a basic biological drive to "mutual aid."
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- 51. villager - citizen- egoist
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- 60. how do wemake sure we have fun?
- 61. how do we design government services for e-goists?
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- 68. “What is remarkablehere, and unique, is the fact that endogenous retroviruses are two things at once: genes and viruses. And those viruses helped make us who we are today just as surely as other genes did. I am not certain that we would have survived as a species without them.” T Heidmann
- 69. “Viruses may wellbe the unseen creator that most likely did contribute to making us human.” Villareal
- 70. town - city- organism
- 71. villager - citizen- virus
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Editor's Notes
- #67 Martinus Willem Beijerinck