By Tom Ladendorf for In These Times. Under the banners of Democracy Spring and Democracy Awakening, thousands of people spent April 11-18 disrupting Washington, D.C., to send a message: Get big money out of politics.
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Peer2Politics
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on peer-to-peer dynamics in politics, the economy and organizations
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Six offerings against the doctrines which state “We cannot change the system” or “There is no better system than the current one”!
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Come join the discussion on the Online Direct Democracy forums! Let Australia know what you think & send a message to government that you want to be heard.
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In a radical experiment, one politician is asking people what they think about a new transparency bill, and voting accordingly
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Tom Ladendorf in InTheseTimes: “….Around the world, organizations from political parties to cooperatives are experimenting with new modes of direct democracy made possible by the internet.
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Leaders of a new movement say we now have the technology for government literally by the people. What could possibly go wrong?
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Leaders of a new movement say we now have the technology for government literally by the people. What could possibly go wrong?
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D-CENT creates digital tools for direct democracy and economic empowerment across Europe. It is an open, decentralised social networking platform for large-scale collaboration.
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