List of European Policy Consultants: Difference between revisions
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=Non-European Policy Experts= | =Non-European Policy Experts= | ||
David Bollier <bollier@essential.org> | David Bollier <bollier@essential.org> | ||
* commons theory | * commons theory | ||
* intellectual property | * intellectual property | ||
[http://www.PaulBHartzog.org/ Paul B. Hartzog] <PaulBHartzog@panarchy.com> | [http://www.PaulBHartzog.org/ Paul B. Hartzog] <PaulBHartzog@panarchy.com> | ||
* panarchy (network/p2p governance/society/economy) | * panarchy (network/p2p governance/society/economy) | ||
* commons theory | * commons theory | ||
* complexity (complex adaptive systems) | * complexity (complex adaptive systems) | ||
Revision as of 21:46, 24 December 2006
Context: an attempt to create a meshwork of open/free, participatory/p2p, Commons-informed policy experts that can intervene in European policy debates.
Main List
Suggested for inclusion by Philippe Aigrain
Volker Grassmuck
Felix Stalder
Konrad Becker
Andrea Glorioso
Jesus-Gonzales Barahona, URJC univ. Madrid
Rishab Ghosh, MERIT
Non-European Policy Experts
David Bollier <bollier@essential.org> * commons theory * intellectual property
Paul B. Hartzog <PaulBHartzog@panarchy.com> * panarchy (network/p2p governance/society/economy) * commons theory * complexity (complex adaptive systems)