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by Pendar Nabipour | Saturday 21st of October 15:00-18:00

“Open Source Government” aims to directly involve members of a society in the structuring of their government or society through open-sourcing their respective legislation. The project invites thinkers, artists, programmers, developers, social scientists, political scientists, financial professionals, lawyers and other individuals to take part in a conversation with the aim of designing a collective blue-print that can facilitate the constitution of an open-sourced society. For “Ideology Meets Implementation” Nabipour and MAMA will coordinate a public session in the form of a seminar at W139.

Open Source Government

Events will only be in English