As a complex networked society, there is an advantage to becoming 'we' rather than 'me' oriented. The presentation covers a journey froma 'me' mind-set to a 'we' mind-set in educational leadership. Enabling others' capacities and capabilities, future proofing, and change resilience, is not an easy or simple task - but the effort is worthwhile.
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Peer2Politics
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on peer-to-peer dynamics in politics, the economy and organizations
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The early days of open source were fraught with religious animosities we feared would tear apart the movement: free software fundamentalists haggling with open source pragmatists over how many Apache licenses would fit on the head of a pin. But once commercial interests moved in to plunder for profit, the challenges faced by open source pivoted toward issues of control. 
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