Navigating a Web where “nothing to hide” doesn’t help you or democracy be safe
Having nothing to hide is no guarantee of avoiding trouble due to NSA surveillance, which can create an environment of fear, a …
Having nothing to hide is no guarantee of avoiding trouble due to NSA surveillance, which can create an environment of fear, a …
The report below from the Guardian UK describes accelerating government and military planning for major civil unrest caused by climate change, energy …
What this post is about: The NSA surveillance controversy raises many questions – from our concept of “security” and the role of …
This is a very inspiring event. The level of sophistication of whistleblowers seems to be growing. Note the remarkable composure and thoughtfulness …
I found the article below useful from a social evolutionary perspective. The dynamic it describes seems like a relatively insoluble situation. But …
In Is Democracy in Trouble? E.J. Dionne describes major studies suggesting that “Across most of the democratic world, there is an impatience bordering …
An invitation to speak has brought me back to some roots of my work I haven’t revisited in some time – the …
Below is an excellent summary of a very high leverage economic system change opportunity – state banks. A single example already exists …
My friend and colleague Miki Kashtan has written a compelling article exploring the interconnectedness of personal, community and social dimensions of the Sandy Hook crisis,”Adam Lanza and All of Us”http://www.alternet.org/speakeasy/tikkundaily/ad…
Below are excerpts from six articles describing two upcoming national and international initiatives that could further undermine our already shaky ability to exercise informed self-governance. The first anti-democracy initiative is the apparent re…