This is the first blog in a series about our visit with the International Center for Research in the Semi-Arid Tropics in Niger.
At first glance, the road from Niamey to Tanka village in Niger looks...
10:10 is a global movement of people, businesses, schools and cities cutting their carbon emissions by 10% in a year. Today is 10/10/10, a global day of doing. It's the biggest day ever for action...
In a classy well-articulated post by ReadWriteWeb's Marshall Kirkpatrick, he summarizes what he learned from Mike Arrington when he worked at TechCrunch. The post is in response to AOL's acquisition of TechCrunch announced last week...
Today is the final #CauseItsSummer guest post and as such we’re doing a double header! Once a week this summer, The Causemopolitan has featured a guest post that will inspire you right up out of your...
Central and Eastern Europe is rich in examples of citizen participation projects related to governmental transparency, most of which work in partnership with major institutions that provide financial and methodological support like...
Philip Bereano is Professor Emeritus in the field of Technology and Public Policy at the University of Washington in Seattle. He has been an active and outspoken proponent of democratic social ethics in technology for...
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Haegwan Kim: What is your definition of success?
Henry Mintzberg: To change the world.
HK: How do you want to change the world?
HM: I want management to come to its senses. I want a...
1. Theresa Endres, World Vegetable Center, Mali says:
“I would like to emphasize the need to strengthen a multidisciplinary and holistic research and development approach.”
2. Gezahegn Ayele says:
“I would like to see more funding directed to...
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