Titlebook: Mapping Sustainability; Knowledge e-Networki Nazli Choucri,Dinsha Mistree,Carlos I. Ortiz Book 2007 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 20

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Information and Communication Technology in the Arab Regionrnet, have transformed businesses and markets, revolutionized learning and knowledge-sharing, generated global information flows, empowered citizens and communities in new ways that redefine governance, and created significant wealth and economic growth in many countries. This trend, labeled as the

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GSSD-Arabicning the thirst for knowledge in the Arab world and the demand for greater access to existing sources of knowledge. This demand pertains to knowledge in general, and to knowledge about sustainability and sustainable development in particular.1 To some extent there is notable digital content in the A

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Strategies for Re-Engineering Global Knowledge e-Networksg central tendencies and providing some insights into directions for re-engineering. In this chapter, we provide an analysis at one point in time. Our purpose here is contextual, that is, to remind ourselves of the fundamentals of knowledge and of knowledge networking designed for this particular sy

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GSSD-Enterprise for Multinational Corporationshat are themselves meta-networks of smaller knowledge networks in subsidiary nodes. Examples of such extended enterprises include Sony, 3M, and Siemens, among the most obvious. Our purpose is to show how the conceptual and architectural design for the knowledge e-networking system presented in Part

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Growing Clean?ic growth and pollution has been the subject of much debate. Some scholars argue that, although technological advances and innovation may mitigate the impact of economic growth on the environment, natural resource consumption is ultimately constrained. Others feel that limiting growth in light of th

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