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Daily Archives: March 18, 2008
Book Review: "Development as Freedom" by Amartya Sen
What is a developed country? According to Sen, development should be measured by how much freedom a country has since without freedom people cannot make the choices that allow them to help themselves and others. He defines freedom as an … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Developing world, Economics, Human Rights, Statistics
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Media Re:public Forum: Los Angeles March 27-28
Berkman’s Media Re:public project is bringing people together to discuss the state of participatory media within the current information environment, called Media Re:public Forum. I’m going to be there! Crossposted on I&D Blog
Posted in Berkman, Internet and Democracy, Media
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