Knowledge Federation workshop in Palo Alto developed a general method for systemic innovation
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| Co-Creating The Game-Changing Game
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Workshop in Palo Alto, CA, July 12-13, 2012
| Systemic changes normally happen incrementally, often triggered by a new technology. Sometimes, however, technology enables and the circumstances demand a systemic change that is deep and thorough, like the change from the candle to the light bulb. How can this sort of change be orchestrated in any core area such as public informing, science or governance? Or in the way in which those systems interact and synergize together?
The Game-Changing Game is offered as a prototype answer, already in implementation.
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The Club of Zagreb traces a way to sustainable development
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| The Club of Zagreb Inaugural Meeting
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Europe House Zagreb, September 27, 2012
| The Club of Zagreb is a creative redesign of The Club of Rome. The focus on understanding global issues is replaced by the focus on implementing key systemic improvements, through systemic innovation and The Game-Changing Game. The members act as mentors, patrons, sponsors and inspirational figures, empowering young people to co-create the world they will want to live in.
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