Re: [ox-en] Multi-local societies and Global Villages

• From: magius <gmagius gmail.com>
• Date: Mon, 22 May 2006 20:56:11 +0200

Te Ezio Manzini's "glocalism" is exactly the research field in which
I'm currently involved. Would be VERY interesting to try to define the
glocalism features and try to define what could be the "tools" to
facilitate the transition to glocalism..

2006/5/21, Michael Bouwens <michelsub2003 yahoo.com>:

 "Cosmopolitan localism, intended as the result of a particular  condition characterised by the balance between being localised (rooted  in a place and in the community related to that place), and open to  global flows of ideas, information, people, things and money.

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