Please take six minutes to watch the video ----> progressive policy change. ("Glocal" is defined as something that originates locally but has a global impact.)  The "Institutional Memory" of the MOCSIE Systems (Click on image for full-size view.) The above image, which represents a database of "ideographic records," is explained in detail in a two-part video adaptation of Leavitt's Cyber8 conference presentation. (8th Global Conference on Cybercultures - May 2013 - Prague, Czech Republic) If you haven't got the time to watch the videos, the following images capture the essential still-images from the presentation. The Global Domain, with its six genres of media creativity and six all-inclusive policy campaigns.  (Click on image for full-size view.) Drilling down through the layers of media, which is used to properly sort the artistic creativity that will go into creating the most compelling policy-change narratives.  (Click on image for full-size view.) Drilling down through the sustaining institutions, through the meta-narrative communities, and into the micro-narrative communities.  (Click on image for full-size view.) |
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