Pre-conference reading for those interested in Social Business and Global Good :)

Workspaces LOTE1 “Living On The Edge”
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Here is some information on aspects of social business, network development and transnationalism, feel free to take a look and post relevent reading in the reply section:What is being created here, useful directive resources include:

P2P (p2pfoundation.net) (Our contact is always the source, here its the founder Michel Bauwens)

Phyles (http://david.lasindias.com/phyles/) (Contact is David de Ugarte, developer of the process of creating a ‘phyle’ or transnational economic community) (http://www.shareable.net/blog/the-future-now-an-interview-with-david-de-ugarte)

Socap (http://socialcapitalmarkets.net/) (Contact is Kevin Doyle Jones the founder of both SoCap and the Hub SF) (http://bayarea.the-hub.net/)

Crowdfunder (http://www.crowdfunder.com/) (Contact Chance Bartnett, founding partner)

The hub network: (http://www.the-hub.net/)

Something the SF Hub are building- http://creative-currency.org/community/community-brief/

These are a few examples. The homo-globalis is a different kind of paradigm, what are we outlining here? Policy shift, identity shift, …both And?

I suggest that we could freestyle somewhat in our arrangements and create panels where people share values and support the elucidation of each others areas of interest. Theres a lot to talk about, lets self-organize :slight_smile:

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Thanks for the list.

Can I add

CSR Wire: sustainability news, reports, events and information http://www.csrwire.com/

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n’worries

And for social Journalism check out Vyclone the social video project: http://www.vyclone.com/

Multi angular perspective, this is identity changing, remember when artists started signing pictures in the 1600s, what is this move significant of, from the single to multiple perpsectives.

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new

http://ecopreneurist.com/

Hope the link is usefull :slight_smile: