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Worldmapper: The world as you’ve never seen it before

Worldmapper: The world as you’ve never seen it before:
Worldmapper is a collection of world maps, where territories are re-sized on each map according to the subject of interest.
Maps and extra information will be added during 2006. Use the menu above or click on a thumbnail image below to view a map.

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seen a few of these before….

November 23, 2006   No Comments

EU Bookshop

EU Bookshop:
From science and society to science in societyTowards a framework for ‘co-operative research’ This report arises from intensive discussions at an innovative two-day ‘Gover’Science’ Seminar organised by the Governance and Scientific Advice Unit of DG RTD in November 2005. The Seminar focused on a variety of complex and hotly contested questions that are central to current efforts to move Europe towards a ‘knowledge based society’. What is the appropriate role for science in the governance of modern society? How should research itself be governed? What is the function of public engagement? Attention focused on a variety of detailed topical areas: including the communication of risk, the provision of science advice, relations between government, industry and civil society and the best ways to balance involvement by experts, stakeholders and citizens.

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here’s an interesting report.

November 23, 2006   No Comments

INEC Declaration on Open Networks being forged; Community Leaders around the World to Sign / INEC / News / Home – Scin

INEC Declaration on Open Networks being forged; Community Leaders around the World to Sign / INEC / News / Home – Scin:
While “Open” is one of the main thematic angles of INEC’s Broadband Cities 2006 (Stockholm, November 8-9), INEC is engulfed in drafting the so-called INEC Declaration on Open Networks, to be signed by community leaders around the world, INEC members and non-members alike. The Draft Declaration is being made available here.
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this is really a great idea.

November 23, 2006   No Comments