Salut, Je suis tombé par hasard sur le billet suivant : http://pisani.blog.lemonde.fr/2008/12/22/rebooting-america-pour-une-tech-democratie/
Apparemment, un livre est sorti aux USA sur des idées voisines de l'expérience démocratique : «Rebooting America - Ideas for redesigning American Democracy for the Internet Age » Idée du contenu : « The essayists, an array of creative, innovative thinkers, were invited to contribute short essays on the following topic: When the Framers met in Philadelphia in 1787, they bravely conjured a new form of self-government. But they couldn’t have imagined a mass society with instantaneous, many-to-many communications or many of the other innovations of modernity. So, replacing that quill pen with a mouse, imagine that you have to power to redesign American democracy for the Internet Age. What would you do? Each of the essays has a unique central idea. There are common themes of citizen participation and empowerment, but within those broad brushstrokes are interesting areas of convergence and divergence. David Weinberger discusses the critical importance of echo chambers to the conversation among citizens that powers our democracy. danah boyd points out the need to break through these silos to broaden the conversation about community life, but also cautions about the potential of today’s social networking sites to produce big changes in political behavior. Glenn Harlan Reynolds discusses the fallacy of trying to protect people’s privacy in the Internet Age, arguing that we should instead focus on fostering greater transparency around (and through) government institutions. Martin Kearns argues the opposite, that more protections of individual privacy and data are needed to provide people with a sense of personal security in order to engage civically either online or offline. » Le livre est disponible intégralement en PDF. Mais 256 pages à imprimer, ça fait un peu long. On peut apparemment l'acheter en ligne, mais pas par Amazon ou similaire. Si un rennais l'imprime, je suis preneur. Au cas ou ça ne serait pas explicite : je ne cautionne en rien les idées exposées dans ce livre, je fais circuler l'info, c'est tout. Certaines idées me semblent même carrément inquiétantes (« Glenn Harlan Reynolds discusses the fallacy of trying to protect people’s privacy in the Internet Age ») même si d'autres sont très séduisantes (« arguing that we should instead focus on fostering greater transparency around (and through) government institutions. » dans la même phrase !). Amicalement, d. -- GPG/PGP key: A3AD7A2A David MENTRE <[email protected]> 5996 CC46 4612 9CA4 3562 D7AC 6C67 9E96 A3AD 7A2A _______________________________________________ Demexp-fr mailing list [email protected] https://lists.demexp.org/mailman/listinfo/demexp-fr
