Adapting to Transform Networked Conflict
How complexity is our biggest asset
by emmi bevensee and frank miroslav
We are thrilled to launch our first short essay series on the topics of complexity, resistance, and networked conflict. Scroll down for more info.
Summary
In the age of mass networked revolts spurred in part by advances in information technology, the call to update our frameworks grows more urgent. Through the lens of complexity, we tease out some of the strategic benefits of modernized perspectives on conflict and resistance. With this understanding, we can map out better and more realistic futures.
The full series is also available in multiple formats or as individual posts.
Full series
- Printable Zine format (double-sided, short-edge binding)
- EPUB, Mobi, and torrent can be found on our Archive here.
Individual posts and table of contents
Links updated as standalone posts are released!
- It takes a network to defeat a network
- Institutions have limits especially in the age of information technology
- Complexity, the root of networked warfare
- The Breakdown of Westphalia
- vTaiwan: A case study in scaling direct democratic decision-making
- Possibilities for New Internationalism
- You can beat information war through networked resistance
- Complexity as resistance against fascism
- Conclusion: Human shaped networks are internationalist and anti-authoritarian
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