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Academic
Publications on Knowledge & Institutions
- Review of: Challenging Knowledge. The
University in the Knowledge Society, by Gerard Delanty. In: Revista de Universidad
y Sociedad del Conocimiento, Spanish & English
- Research Report on Best
Practice’s for Virtual Communities. Research
implemented as part of the PhD Programme and embedded in an EU project. [can
be send upon request]
Presentation
& Panel Discussion on Values & Ethics in Cyberspace
The Civil Society Caucus on Ethics and
Values held an official side-event of the second phase of the World Summit on
the Information Society, at which I was invited as presenter and panel member.
Presentation @ Cosmopolitan
Citizenship in the 21st century: Re-Unite Babylon Or The
2nd tower of Babel
Writings on Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship as life philosophy and world view: Mindset for the Knowledge society?
Working paper presented at the Governability and Participation Conference (Monterrey Forum 2007, Mexico - link to paper). During the conference also participation in working group on “Monterrey Manifesto – Towards a Participatory Institutional Ecology of Network Societies”.
I am publishing reviews, comments and recommendations on themes related with entrepreneurship and especially innovative entrepreneurship at the entrpereneurship portal of Prof. Faltin (Entrepreneurhsip Professor at the FU Belin). Here is a selection of posts i made there:
Innovation, Universities, e-Learning, virtual worlds
- Nov. 2008 Virtual Worlds as Environment for Learning Communities
Chapter in M. D. Lytras, R. Tennyson & P. O. d. Pablos (Eds.), Knowledge Networks: The Social Software Perspective, together with Marc Alier. IGI Global
- Sept. 2007 SecondLife
Introductory book (Spanish and Catalan) on virtual worlds and SecondLife in particular, written in collaboration with P. Bihr and T.Praus. Editorial UOC, ISBN: 978-84-9788-609-3
- Sept. 2006 Entrepreneurial Universities in the Network Society:
A Code of Conduct for Use of the Internet
Paper presented at the annual conference of the OECD’s Institutional Management in Higher Education Programme.
Personal
Writings, Fragments and Considerations
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