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Socio-Technical Systems for Connecting Social Knowledge and the Governance of Urban Action
This paper seeks to expand our focus to understand how communities can assemble and manage knowledge to support more rational decisions regarding government services and actions in the community environment. We focus on the knowledge transfer interface between communities and … Continue reading
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Learning and Environmental Social Movements
Social movements are intense locations for knowledge coming together and for learning to occur. By social movement learning I refer to several interconnected phenomena: a) informal learning occurring by persons who are part of any social movement; b) intentional learning … Continue reading
Social Movements Knowledge – What Do We Know, How Do We Create Knowledge and What Do We Do With It
Social Movements produce knowledge about the social world. More specifically, they produce knowledge from below, information about society which is inconvenient to and resisted by those above: the wealthy, the mighty and the learned (or , as we might say, … Continue reading
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