Interesting take into the Triple Helix interaction between universities, industry, and government in South Korea https://t.co/V5luNA8jx7 #techpolicy19w5
"A policy framework designed for the offline world may have served many people well for many decades, but in an age of exponential technology, is it fit for purpose?" Important thoughts on the need for change ... https://t.co/rIL0VYwkRg #techpolicy19w4
Interesting to apply the concept of the shifting Overton Window to political rhetoric and think of how it plays with public trust. Still salient thoughts from Mark Thompson, New York Times CEO & former director general of the BBC. https://t.co/S1b2BKnJFn #techpolicy19w3
Thoughts on the controversial rooting of "stock for all"? https://t.co/65PrvKxdnW As relates to thoughts on a potentially narrow focus on GDP and widening inequality gaps. #techpolicy19w2
Creating a market where none existed, and one that is rooted in sustainability could be the best way we counter the ills that we are doing to the environment presently. https://t.co/4PeSFPhlWY
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New Paper: Is the Business Environment a Matter of Political Economy and Convergence? by Michael Chibba & John M. Luiz. #WorldEconomicsJournal https://t.co/BudUGxaZUP
Interesting article and contradiction re: the United Nations (UN) Corsia aviation emissions scheme, designed to force airlines to cap their environmental impact, and the European Union’s own emissions trading scheme (ETS)
https://t.co/7NR8OUQfd2
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