research blog on governance across borders
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17 Jan 2025
New post: »Bordercrossing Novel: 'The Lost Cause' by Cory @doctorow«
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10 Jun 2024
Bordercrossing Talk at re:publica 2024: “Public Domain in the Digital Age: a Paradox”
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10 Jul 2023
New Discussion Proposal by @MilenaKLey & @konnihonni : Increasing Vaccine Access in a Shorter Time
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6 Jul 2023
"Universities of the World, Join the Fediverse!"
Please check out and share this call to action with your university officials: netzpolitik.org/2023/a-call-…
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8 Jul 2023
Competition for Twitter is good. Threads, thus far, is not - my quick take on the newest entry to the social media menagerie: ethanzuckerman.com/2023/07/0…
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8 Jul 2023
Un grand merci à @NicolasVivant pour la traduction française!
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6 Jul 2023
"Universities of the World, Join the Fediverse!"
Please check out and share this call to action with your university officials: netzpolitik.org/2023/a-call-…
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6 Jul 2023
Bordercrossing Call to Action: »Universities of the World, Join the Fediverse!«
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29 Jun 2023
Wikipedia and its sister projects switching to the global @creativecommons' 4.0 license somehow marks the very end of the license porting experiment. Great news!
Version 4.0, e.g., allows fixing attribution mistakes, which makes bad faith ©-enforcement harder.
29 Jun 2023
Wikimedia projects' transition to @CreativeCommons' 4.0 license helps make them more accessible, globally compatible, simplified, and readable—and step into the future of modern and flexible copyright supporting free knowledge and culture!
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26 Jun 2023
Why does opening up strategy processes not necessarily increase variety of participation? In our article in @OrgTheoryJrnl, @martinfriesl, C. Brielmaier & I conceptualize how managing self-selection processes makes a difference: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.… #1paper1meme 🧵1/6
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27 Jan 2023
Join the Organidons: Organization and Management Scholars on Mastodon osconjunction.net/2023/01/27…
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27 Jan 2023
The collection of lists ft. Academics on Mastodon (nathanlesage.github.io/acade…) was desperately in need of one for Organization & Management scholars. No more!
Together with @heimstaedt, @MilenaKLey, we fixed that for you: osconjunction.net/2023/01/27…
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27 Jan 2023
So please, fellow #organidons, join the list by signing up here: forms.gle/WjKgKhdKYAyYEcCy7
And help the cause by sharing and boosting this invitation to your own followers!
Thank you!
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16 Jan 2023
For those who missed the talk, the recording is now on YouTube: youtu.be/_VhLEB8nt4w
13 Jan 2023
Thanks to all who joined my talk on "Openness as Organizing Principle: Dilemmas across Domains" - please check out my slides here: slideshare.net/leonidobusch/…
For more on the issue, check out the recent @osofficer special issue on openness: osconjunction.net/2023/01/05…
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13 Jan 2023
A few impressions of the first Austrian @Strategizers Community Day hosted at @uniinnsbruck.
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11 Dec 2022
Since a study by @mark_ledwich & @AnnaZaitsev (firstmonday.org/ojs/index.ph…) we know that "YouTube’s recommendation algorithm actively discourages viewers from visiting radicalizing or extremist content."
Since @elonmusk bought Twitter, we witness what happens without such efforts.
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1 Dec 2022
In "How Openness becomes Exclusionary," @leonidobusch notes that systemic bias is quite common in online communities, which explicitly describe themselves as open: openfuture.eu/paradox-of-ope…
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30 Nov 2022
6⃣ In "How Openness becomes Exclusionary" @leonidobusch observes that systemic bias is quite common in online communities, which explicitly describe themselves as open. openfuture.eu/paradox-of-ope…
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29 Sep 2022
New Book Chapter: »Meta-organisations as Drivers for Sustainability across Tourism Clusters in the Alps« osconjunction.net/2022/09/29…
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