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$1 to $3 a day, vi

$1,600 from BMS, xix

$2 billion a year being wasted, 129

$2.5 trillion a year global commercial intelligence market, 117

$22 billion in savings, 130

$30 billion for diplomacy, vi

$47 for generic from India, xix

$55 price negotiated by Yale, xx

$60 billion a year secret intelligence industry, 117

$8-10 billion a year cost of protecting secrets, 117

$900 billion a year US defense industry, 117

$975 billion for war, vi

:ogical Operation, 75

“Collectively” is not Collective Intelligence, 4

“In Our Name,” vi

“Side effects,” 5

“True Cost” information, vii

1 million independently initiated organizations & projects, 133

1:50,000 Russian maps, 120

10% of secrecy legitimate, 127

100 million volunteers, ix

100 top people on anything, 120

10-to-1 noise to signal ratio, 120

10-to-1 return on sharing, 120

120 author participate in patterns, 95

13 October 2006, 1

13.7 billion year process, 6

136 patterns of though & action, 87

14 July 2006, xi

1600 free engineering hours, 121

18 methodologies for engaging, 61

183 languages, ix

183 valid languages, 111

1950's development of computing, 18

1967, Wilensky's book, viii

1980's development of the Internet, 19

1984, we're already there, 38

1986 Great Peace March, 5

1989 Total Quality for services, 60

1990's, struggling, viii

1992 Fall, WER E3i, 126

1993 June 9, Testimony, 126

1993 October 26, Access, 122

1993 Peter Senge's book, 60

1994 February 21, Seidman, 128

1994 January 1, Seidman, 128

1994 July, 122

1995 Inception of World Café, 52

1996 Summer, article in GIQ, 111

20 years field of civic intelligence, 87

20% or less of what is known is published, 118

20,000 pages at OSS.Net, 115

2000 villages used own money, 139

2001, homeland security no better, 99

2002 CPSR conference, 94

2005 June 20 cover story, 121

2006 March conference, 25

2007 Change Handbook has 60 methodologies, 61

2007, Chinese advances, 113

2007, fall, a flurry of postings, 32

2007, November, 35

2008 June CPSR conference, 96

2014, perhaps 3X more trick or treaters, 36

2020 AD consensus views, 25

21st Centuries issues, 7

21st Century challenges, 61

21st Century government must, 118

21st Century imperatives, 13

21st Century realities require C+4 and C+5, 104

21st Century survival, 111

21st Century, 126

27 secessionist movements, 131

3 Approaches, 80

3 information industries, 115

30 years, vi

3000 years of human history, 140

39 drug manufacturers, xx

4 charts for dynamic facilitation, 84

40% of US intelligence from open sources, 115

40% ofd adults in West have C+4 or higher (estimate), 107

400 patterns submitted, 95

5 billion poor, vi, xi

5 layers or flows, 20

5 levels of civic intelligence, 100

500 hardware and software viruses in shrink-wrapped products, 114

501c3, vi

60,000 person company, 60

6000 village banks in Nepal, 139

7 Years from Somewhere: Poems, x

75,000 amputees, 131

8 forms of collective intelligence, 12

80% of Canadian intelligence from open sources, 115

80% of Secret Intelligence Budget redirected over ten years, 132

8-12 people form Wisdom Council, 85

8-12 year-old range, C=2, 103

9 information sectors, 117

9/11 Commission, page 413, 131

9/11 tragic events, 99

90% of secrecy turf protection, 127

90% of what a journalist knows is never published, 121

90% or better mass guessing, 11

90-95% of knowledge is open, 116

96% of the information not captured by spies, vi

Abbe, John, 37

Abdullah, Sharif, 133

Academic study, time to, 2

Acceptance, social, 70

Access mutual intelligence, 52

Access to higher learning, 143

Access to knowledge central, xviii

Access to most knowledge, 133

Access: Theory and Practice, 122

Accreditation and filtration, xvi

Accrediting bodies, 138

Accuracy, how to judge, 141

Achala (character in story), 25 ff

Action Patterns, 95

Activism, social change, 5

Activist, 35

Activists Beyond Borders, 97

Activists more effective, 42

Activists, xx

Activity stream of content created, 32

Activity, 7

Addictions can never be satisfied, 146

Administrators, 36

Africans who die of malaria, xviii

Age of Information, 112, 122

Agents of conscious evolution (Atlee), 144

Agricultural knowledge, xviii

Agronomists, xviii

AGSI, 122

AIDS treatment, xix

Alertness to “spin,” 143

Alexander, Christopher, 42

Alexander, Christopher, 94

Algorithms and Google, 2

All Quadrant/All Level Framework, 106

All World Languages, 120

Altered consciousness, 10

Amazon, iv

Amazon.com, 14

America's tendency, 102

American teenagers and acne, xviii

Analytic breakdowns, 7

Analytic tool, 93

Analytical fusion, 122

Annual Strategic Plan, ix

Answers are the usual product, 59

Answers as final are deadly, 60

Answers from space between, 11

Ant colonies, 1

Anthropology, 142

Ants, 11

Applying knowledge as a skill, 141

Appreciative inquiry, 140

Appreciative Inquiry, 62

Appropriations, commons defends against, xix

AQUAL, 106

Arabic fluency, 118

Arabs and Jews, Israeli, 54

Architectural planning, 94

Architecture needed, 127

Architecture of engagement, 55

Armaments, one quarter should be spend to feed, clothe, shelter, 140

Arnod, H.D., 114

Arnold, Stephen, 129

Arrington, Michael, 32

ART: Ask, Reflect, Tell, 60

Artful Integration, 97

Article 1 duties abdicated, 131

Articles 10 months old, 124

Artificial intelligence, 69

Artificial intelligence, good work, 4

Artificial intelligence, limitations, 16

Artificial knowledge creation, 76

Artistic foundation, 136

ASD SOLIC, 132

Assembly line, xii

Assistance, direct foreign, ix

Assistant Secretary General for Decision Support, v

Assistant Secretary General of the United Nations for Decision Support, 132

Association for Global Strategic Information, 122

Assumptions suspended, 47

Atlas of civic intelligence, none, 89

Atlee, Tom, I, 5, 41, 54, 133, 144

Attaches, retired, viii

Attitudes are limiting factor, 145

Attract people, 40

Attributed address of a server, 19

Audience not outside medium, 31

Augmentation in arithmetic processing, 18

Authenticity, 47

Automatic operations depend, 19

Autonomous elements, 124

Autonomy for individuals, xx

Autonomy inhibited by overload, xvi

Awareness, new means, 68

Babel objections, xvi

Bailey, Charles, 119

Baker III, James A., 121

Baldwin, Carolyn, 55

Bamboo curtains between industries, 118

Banks in villages, 6000, 139

Barnsford et al, 91, 97

Barriers, transactional, xxi

Basalla, G., 97

Basalla, George, 88

Basecamp do not use, 37

Bates Information Services, 120

Bearing witness to suffering, 105

Becoming Virtual (1998), 23

Beehives, 1

Behavior, collective, 13

Behavior, moral, i

Beijing “Green Map,” 89

Benckler, Yochai, iv, xi

Berkman Professor, xi

Bernstein, Jake, 131

Best in Class commercial, 120

Better is the enemy of win-win, 145

Beyond Self, 44

Big problems require the Circle, 86

Bigham, Alph, 2

Bill of rights for social networks, 32

Bill of Rights, 9

Billions spend on military should be spend on peace, 140

Binary all or nothing approach, 32

Bio-analysis lab, 27

Biological innovation, xvii

Biological weapons for terrorists, 28

Biological weapons, 118

Biologist, seagull deaths, 26

Biology, evolutionary, 13

Biomimicry, 9

Bird flu, 29

Bits addressing (first layer), 18

Blessed Unrest, 133

Blind spots, 9

Blog publicly, 37

Bloggers, 35

Blues, storytelling, xiv

BMS, xix

Bob, xv

Bohm, David, 11, 54

Books 10 years old, 124

Border police, 27

Bowling Alone, 97

Box system-based, 79

Boy's school, 82

Brain and Cognitive Science, 3

Brain drain, 129

Brain science, good work, 4

Brain, 77

Brand, Stewart, I, 119

Brazil, Cartiba, 146

Breakthrough from story-telling, 55

Breakthrough within reach, 133

Breakthroughs, 62

Breakthroughs, 65

Brilliant, Larry, 119

Brin, David, 41

Bringing out the best, 146

Brink of breakdown, 133

Bristol-Myers-Squibb, xix

Broadcasters, xiv

Brown, Juanita, 51

Budget defeicit, 129

Build capacity, 145

Bukassi, oil rich, non-war, 140

Bulletin board more active, 36, 37

Bureaucracy cannot be relied upon, 99

Business & World Café, 52

Business community must, 117

Business Intelligence, viii

Business models, 31

Business Value of Computers, 130

Business Week cover story, 121

Businesses fighting changes, xx

Businesses re-align to new values, 42

Businesses, 117

Businesses, 119

BuzzzLogic, Inc., 31

C+1 Civic Awareness level one, 101

C+2 Civic Awareness level two, 103

C+3 Civic Awareness level three, 104

C+4 Civic Awareness level four, 104

C+4 does not respect non-human life, 105

C+5 awareness is integral, 106

C+5 Civic Awareness level five, 105

C3I: Issues of Command and Control, 127

Cabinet Departments don't “do” intelligence, 127

Café conversations, 52

California Community Colleges, 133

Cameron, A., 114

Cameron-Nigeria non-War, 140

Cammaert, Patrick, v

Canada Research Chair, 16

Canada's Future Security, 25

Canadian citizen, 26

Canadian Security Intelligence Service, 115

Cantor, Marc, 32

Capacities to bring dreams to life, 62

Capacity for basic reciprocity, 103

Capacity of Civic Intelligence, 101

Capacity to talk, enhance, 52

Capital broadly distributed in a networked economy, xii

Capital characters of IEML, 21

Capital constraints, xii

Capra, Fritjof, 55

Car's head's up display, 25

Cascadia, 26, 27

Case studies justify hope, 140

Case studies needed, 2

Cataloging systems, 15

Catalytic action: Invite diversity willing to explore unknown, 63

Catalytic action: welcome disturbances with powerful questions, 63

Categorize, 7

CDC, 6

Cell phone went dead, 30

Cell phone, free, vi

Cell phones given out, ix

Center for Collective Intelligence, 1, 2

Centering, 136

Centers of learning, 134

Central control prejudices, 4

Central Intelligence Agency, 121

Central intelligence an oxymoron, 111

Certifying knowledge, 135

Challenge of change, 112

Change Patterns, 95

Change way we create and share, xx

Channeling of information value, 21

Chaos theory, 13

Chardin, Pierre, 11

Charitable Giving, ix

Checkpoint, pull in, 25

Chemical weapons, 118

Cheney, Dick, 131

Cheney, Dick, vi

Chicago, 146

Chinese can ride electrical power lines in to a computer not connected, 130

Chinese electronic war, vi

Choas & Divergence, 64

Choice-creating conversations, 81

Choice-creating not brainstorming, 82

Choices, 21

Choices, conscious, 144

CIA only reports foreign, 127

CIA, 121

Circle creates authenticity, 81

Circle needed for Big Problems, 86

Circle organization, 79

Circle preferred, requires conversation, 80-81

Circle, conversation-based, 79

Circles support equality, 9

Citizen assemblies,Canada, 6

Citizen Deliberative Councils, 6

Citizen fighters, 99

Citizen Initiative Review, 6

Citizen is the center of gravity, 126

Citizen is an intelligence minuteman, 114

Citizen juries, US & US, 6

Citizen, educated, is best defense, 127

Citizens, cooperative, millions, 30

Citizens, xx

Citizenship, new conceptions, 135

City, 7

Civic intelligence all quadrant, Figure, 106

Civic Intelligence Model, Figure, 93

Civic Intelligence, 87-97, 99-110

Civil Affairs Brigade, U.S. Army, ix

Civil context, 124

Civil range, 100

Civil sector is center of gravity, 116

Civil Society, 94

Civility helpful, 102

Civilization, will be very different, 7

Clarity of intention reduces risk, 66

Clarity of purpose, 56

Clarity, collective pursuit, 44

Class stratification, xvii

Classification systems, multiplicity, 15

Clients included, 42

Climate change, 138

Climate change, 7

Climate Change, Global, 3

Coakley, Thomas, 127

Cocking, R., 97

Co-design with learners, 136

Cognitive and cultural skills, 137

Cognitive implications, 15

Cognitive scientists and civic intelligence, 89

Cognitive styles, 14

Cognitive synergies, 9

Coherence & Convergence, 64

Coherence in harmony, 54

Coherence sustained by connection, 67

Co-Intelligence Institute, 5

Co-Intelligence not same as Collective Intelligence, 6

Co-Intelligence, iii, iv, 5, 54, 100

Collaboration platforms, xviii

Collaboration together, xiii

Collaboration, 71

Collaborations, non-market, xiii

Collaborative competence, 144

Collaborative environment, 43

Collaborative practices, 14

Collaborative problem-solving, 135

Collaborative Work, Figure, vii

Collapse, 88, 97

Collection management, 122

Collective behavior, 13

Collective guess closer, 43

Collective inquiry, leading edge, 45

Collective Intelligence (1997), 23

Collective intelligence protocol, 17

Collective Intelligence, Figure, 72

Collective Intelligence, iii, vi, 4, 5, 13, and metalanguage, 15; through conversations that matter, 51; and wholeness, 59; and knowledge creation, 69; and wisdom, 80; and University 2.0, 133, 145

Collective Intelligence, what is, 1

Collective knowledge, 2

Collective management model, 45

Collective memory, 16

Collective spirit, 49

Collective wisdom, 79

Collegiality, international, 138

Colombia, Gaviotas, 139

Come Back Alive, 121

Command and control simplicity, 43

Commerce terrible at intelligence, 127

Commercial intelligence, 120

Commercial Intelligence, iii

Commercial mass media baseline, xvii

Commit to greater good, 46

Commmunications and computer security, 130

Common good, 100

Common Sense awakened, 68

Common Wealth of Digital Data, 22

Commons defends against appropriation, xix

Commons-based production, xvii

Commons-based techniques, xviii

Communications broken, 99

Communications Revolution, 87

Communications satellite, xii

Communications systems, 94

Communities are strong, resilient, 36

Communities of users, 21

Communities start to form, 42

Community at larger scale, 62

Community defeats embarrassment, 40

Community development, 55

Community Intelligence Centers, 132

Community of the World Café, 51

Community revitalization, 13

Community wisdom, 8

Community, 7

Community-building initiatives, 100

CommunityWiki, 41

Compact expressions, 21

Companies,1

Comparing as a skill, 141

Compartmentation of knowledge pathological, 125

Compassionate listening, C+5, 105

Competence to collaborate, 144

Compilation, 71

Complete Type, 21

Complexity demands delegation, 124

Complexity theory, 13

Computational security, 111

Computer and digital memory, 18

Computer augmented, 15

Computer Crime, 113

Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility, 94, 96

Computer science difficulties, 16

Computer simulation, 3

Computer-generated entitites, 11

Computers, 18

Concept addressing (fourth layer), 19

Concepts can be formalized, 16

Concepts, not by search engines, 16

Concerns 1 of 4 charts, 84

Conference design & World Café, 53

Conflict resolution, 135

Conflict, 14

Congressional Public Intelligence Office, 131

Connect diverse perspectives, 57

Connected as never before, 51

Connected, how, 2

Connection to others, 62

Connectivity strategy, 129

Connectivity, 111

Connectivity, 71

Conscious evolution, 14

Conscious Evolution, 5

Consciousness increased, 6

Consciousness, 70

Consciousness, Integral, viii

Consensus conferences, Denmark, 6

Constant resolution, 48

Consultants, leading edge, 5

Consumer trance ends, 42

Content strategy, 129

Content, 111

Context of the whole, 59

Context-making knowledge, 142

Continuing education, 128

Continuous evolution, 67

Control of personal information, 32

Convergence of media and telecommunications, 19

Converging fields, 12

Conversational web, 54

Conversations increase trust, 84

Conversations overtake television, 42

Conversations that matter, 51

Conversations with significance, 35

Cooperate or perish, 96

Cooperation can come naturally, 146

Cooperative Intelligence, 87

Cooperativev citizens, millions, 30

Coordinate system of semantic space, 19

Coordination strategy, 129

Coordination Theory and Collaboration, 1

Coordination, 111

Core model, 91

Cornish, Jim, xvii

Corporate training programs, 128

Corporate training, 137

Corrupt files injected, xx

Countries, 1

County/Shire, 7

Cox, James, v

CPIO, 131

CRC, 15

Create new engineering examples, 3

Creating a World that Works for All, 133

Creative and motivating, xiii

Creative Commons, xi

Creativity from turmoil, 63

Creativity, 13

Creativity, 9

Credentialing, 136

Credit cards, localized, vii

Critical thinking, 137

Critical Thinking, 143

Cross-fertilization of intelligence, 13

Cross-pollination a contribution, 56

Crows have web sites, 28

CRS Report, iii

CSIS, 115

Cultivating Society's Civic Intelligence, 97

Cultural evolution, 12

Cultural implications, 15

Cultural Intelligence, 100

Cultural Intelligence, iii

Culture of dialog, 6

Culture of intelligence, 111

Culture, information, and knowledge, xviii

Culture's fields, 10

Cultures can map each other, 143

Cultus Lake, 25, 30

Customer and environment, 122

Customer needs, viii

Customs, different, xiv

Cutter, Bo, 128

e (2001), 23

Cybernetics, 13

Cyberpunk, father of, 31

Cyberspace power, 15

Cyberspace, IEML is next layer, 17

Cyberspace, need for new layer, 18

Cynicism versus hard truth, 143

Data 1 of 4 charts, 84

Data formats, 16

Data integrity, protection of, 112

Data mining, viii

Data, 122

Databases, 9

Data-gathering capacities, 9

Dead Poet's Society, 82

Deadening system, 82

Deceit as skewing factor, 11

Decentralized production, xi

Decentralized production, xiii

Deception and counter-deception, 29

Decision markets, 14

Decision Support, Assistant Secretary General of the United Nations, 132

Decision Support, v, vi

Decision-making simplicity, 43

Decision-making, 135

Decision-support is the objective, 122

Deep Web Technologies, 120

Defense Analysis, 114

Defense Intelligence Agency, 125

Defense policies ignorant, 128

Defense Technical Information Center, 116

Defense, 117

Definition of context, 75

Deliberation, 6

Deliberative democracy, 100, 135

Deliberative discourse, 135, 137, 144

Democracy and public sphere, 95

Democracy for communities, xx-xxi

Democracy, deliberative, 135

Democracy, has never been, xvii

Democracy, participatory, 144

Democratic forms, 8

Democratic systems, 12

Democratic theory, 89

Department of Energy laboratories, 121

Department of Public Works, 84

Deputy Secretary General of the UN, v

Descriptive model, 90

Design of symbolic systems, 16

Design principles from social success case studies, 140

Design principles, 3

Designed structures constrained, 55

Designing for emergence, 55

Desirata, 135

Destination role, 20

Developing-world applications, xx

Development and network, xxi

Development policy, xviii

Dewey, John, 87, 99

Dialog groups, 10

DIALOG Rank Command, 120

Dialog, 6

Dialog, 62

Diamond, Jared, 88, 97

Digital Dashboards, viii

Digital data, 15

Digital memory addressing, 18

Digital memory, semantic s pace, 19

Digital technologies, 15

Digital technologies, public sphere, 95

Directional categorization, Figure, 74

Director of Defense Information, 130

Disaster recovery in community, 42

Disaster Relief Operations, 132

Discoveries, serendipitous, 55

Discovery Channel, 121

Discriminating civic intelligence, 106

Discussion & deliberation, 92

Disease, xvii

Diseases, emerging, 7

Disintermediation of edcuatin, 134

Distance measurement, 17

Distribute to all learning tools, 137

Distributed centers of excellence, 123

Distributed information, 111

Diversity and complexity, 61

Diversity of all kinds, 14

Diversity of perspectives valued, 44

Diversity, 9

Doctors without Borders, xix

Documents, 18

Dominance problems of ego, 46

Dormant intelligence, 99

Double-check, 144

Dowd, Michael, 35

Drive for security a pathology, 45

Drucker, Peter, 116

DTIC, 116

Dubose, Lou, 131

Dumb nation, smart people, 131

Dutch Elm Disease, 129

DVD, “From Group Magic to a Wise Democracy,” 6

Dynamic Facilitation, 79, 83

Dynamics of Emergence, 63

Dynamics, 14

Dynamics, evolutionary, 7

Dysfunctional collectives, 11

Early Bird preferred, 121

Earmarks, secret, vii

Earth Community is real, 42

Earth Intelligence Network, vi, ix

Earth Intelligence, iii

EarthGame™, iii, vi, ix, 132

East View Cartographic, 120

Ecological implications, 112

Ecology, 125

Ecology, 13

Economic growth, xviii

Economic losses from human error, 113

Economic relations, xvii

Economic resources must be unlocked from institutions, 134

Economies, poor, xviii

Economy's greatest flaw is ignorance, 111

Ecosystem health monitoring, 28

Ecosystems have patterns, 9

Editorial function has power, xvi

Education & World Café, 52

Education instead of arms, 141

Education policies ignorant, 128

Educational theories, 13

Egalitarian societies, xxi

Ego, 11

Ego, check it at the door, 44Commitment to greater good, 44

Ego, without, 43

Ekaterina Groiup B seagull flock, 26

Elcock, Ward, 115

Elected storyteller, xiv

Electrical pulses, precision, 113

Electronic (In)security, 129

Electronic attackes, 130

Electronic civil defense non-existence, 113

Electronic war, Chinese

Eli Lily, 2

e-Liberate for distributed meetings, 96

EM pulse took out camaras, 30

Emergence becomes a practice, 66

Emergence, 62; keys to, 63

Emergence, Figure, 64

Emergence, networks of, 54

Emergent capacity and competence, 100

Emergent structures self-organize, 55

Emerging field of study, 61

Emotional Intelligence, 100

Empathy limitations, 103

Empirical research, 144

Employee is most important information resources, 124

Empowered Participatory Governance, 146

Empowered vulnerability, 48

Empowerment through higher education, 135

Empowerment, 144

Encode the knowledge, 138

Encourage everyone, 57

Encyclopedic information, 130

Energy policies ignorant, 128

Energy released by case studies, 140

Engagement architecture, 55

Engagement, 91

Engagement, 92

Engelbart, Doug, i

Engineering, crerate new examples, 3

Entrepreneurial Legal Studies, xi

Environment is most important intelligence target, 127

Environment, 91

Environmental dumping, 131

Epiphany of the Whole, 55

Epistemic communities, 90

Epistemological principle of IEML, 19

Equality, xviii

Equilibrium, liberal, open, xiv

Escoteric practices, 10

Espionage less cost-effective, 122

Establishment controls our money, let's redirect it, 141

Ethical implications, 112

Ethical process, vi

Ethics, 125

Ethnic stratification, xvii

Everglades flooded, 27

Evergreen State College, 87, 90, 100

Evolution, 125

Evolution, 14

Evolution, Conscious, 5

Evolutionary biology, 13

Evolutionary culture, 43

Evolutionary implications, 112

Evolutionary Intelligence, Figure, vii

Evolutionary process, 6

Evolutionary/learning-based, 9

Evolving coherence, 9

Example, 20

Executive Order 12356, 126

Existential Types, 21

Experiments needed, 3

Experiments, natural, 2

Experts and data, 117

Experts interviewed, 6

Explicate order, 11

Exposure, individual, 70

Expression and non-expression, 70

External Information, Figure, vii

Extinction-level issues, 7

Facilitated deliberation, 6

Facilitation, Integral, 106

Facilitators must be C+5, 107

Fact, what is a, 143

Fact-guessing, 14

Fairy tales & inane stories, xvi

Fallacies, 77

Families, 1

Farmers, xviii

Fault lines found in stories, 54

February 2001, xix

Fed terrible at intelligence, 127

Feedback process, xviii

Felsentein, Lee, 112

Female genital cutting discouraged, 139

Field of study is new, 8

Field, Joseph M, xi

Fifth-grade classroom, xvii

Financial industry must, 117

Financial Markets in Transition, 112

Financial networks vulnerable, 114

Financing required justification, xii

FirstGov, 122

Flexibility grows with connection, 67

Flocking behavior, 13

Florida riots, shantytowns, 27

Florida, Polk County, 55

Flow, dimension of, 8

Flow/mutual attainment-based, 10

Flu killing seagulls, 26

Flying machines, 3

Follow the Flock, 107

Food security, xviii

Forecasting, 122

Foreign Direct Investment, 112

Foresight Studies, 25

Formal schooling about handling content, not learning it, 141

Fortune 500 experience, 69

Fortune at the Bottom of the Pyramid, 118

Forums for information sharing, 96

Forward together, 57

Foundations, vi

Frames of reference, 107

Framework for orientation, 93

Frameworks of standards, 136

Framing issues, 137

Framing of Civic Intelligence, 101

Frechette, Louise, v

Free flow of information, 9

Free universal access to all knowledge, 118

Freedom and network, xxi

Freedom, xi, xiii

Friends of Nature, Figure, 88

Friendship instead of overtime, xii

From Chaos to Coherence, 63

FRSC, 15

Frustrations channels into thoughtful actions, 84

FTP defined openly, 39

Fuel/air bomb off the web, 27

Fuller, Buckminster, 133

Fun trying, 4

Functional model, 90

Functional Types, 21`

Functions comparable, 17

Fung, Andrew, 146

Future of knowledge blog, 69

Future worth having, 145

Gander, Newfoundland, xvii

Gang wafare, 127

GAO, 117

Gardner, Howard, 100

Garigue, Robert, RIP, iv

Gasoline prices, 127

Gaviotas, Colombia, trees returned, 139

Geeks, 35

Generative conversations, 65

Generative semantics, 19, 20

Geo URL does not lock you in, 37

Geographic context, 124

Geography, 142

Gertrude, xv

Gerzon, Mark, 54

Gibson, William, 31, 33

Gifford, Frank, 84

Gift Intelligence, iii

Gill, Rick, v

Giving back into the system, 141

Global brain theories, 13

Global Brain, 77

Global Challenges Wiki, vi

Global challenges, 45

Global Climate Change, 3

Global conversations, 51

Global discovery, 119

Global Earth Community, 41

Global economy driven by information, 120

Global Knowledge Network, 136

Global network, viii

Global Public Health Intelligence Network, 119

Global village needs us, 49

Global Virtual Translation Network, 132

Globalization, 138

Globalization, xiii

Glock-Grueneich, Nancy, 133

Goal, 11

Goal-oriented teams, 45

Golden rule of reciprocity, 105

Google 2.0: The Calculating Predator, 129

Google as calculating predator, 129

Google, xvi, 1

Google.org, 119

Gore, Al, 128

Government & World Café, 52

Government Accountability Office, 117

Government Information Quarterly, 111

Government intelligence flawed, 99

Government, 117

Governments needed, xvii

GovUSA, 122

GPS coordinates, 28, 29

Grammar dictionary, 17

Grammar of IEML, 16

Graphs and matrixes, 21

Great Coming Out, 42

Great Story, 14

Greatest enemy of secrecy, 126

Green Map, Figure, 89

Greens, storytelling, xiv

Greenspun, Philip, 39

Griffith Jr., Thomas, 114

Gross Domestic Product, 9

Group dynamics, 14

Group dynamics, 89

Group facilitation, 46

Group IQ (implicit), 2

Group Lists vice emails

Group magic (melding), 10, 13, 54

Group mind, 5

Group process, 42

Group thinking, pioneers, 49

Group, 7

Groups of individuals, 1

Groupthink, 11

Groupthink, why?, 43

Grow and evolve always, 48

GVTN, 132

Habermas, Jergen, 95

Habit-fields of life, 9

Hackers (THINK) Conference, 119

Hackers, 113

Hackers, hardware, 36

Hamilton, Craig, 43

Handbook, NATO OSINT, v

Hard Drive, 77

Harness overcapacity, xix

Harvard Executive Program, 127

Harvard raising a billion for business case studies, 139

Harvard, xi

Harvest and share discoveries, 57

Harvest knowledge gained, 136

Havard Graduate School of Education, 133

Hawken, Paul, 35, 133

Health & World Café, 52

Health care in community, 42

Health Realization, 139

Heibel, Robert, 118

Helicopter in and out, ix

Hereditary position, xiv

Hermann et al, 90, 97

Hewlett Packard, 2

HIGHER Edge, 133

Higher education as higher purpose, 145

Higher Education, Change, 137

Historical force, xiv

History, 142

Hive mind, 12

Holden-Rhodes, James, 121

Holistic studies, 14

Holistic theory, 6

Hollywood, xiv

Holman, Peggy, 59

Home defense inadequate, 113

Homeland Security, 99

Homer-Dixon, Thomas, 88, 97

Homicide rate plummeted to zero, 139

Honeypot operations, 29

Hospitable environment, 56

Housing policies ignorant, 128

How People Learn, 97

HTTP defined openly, 39

HTTP standard, 19

Human community, survival, 52

Human development, xxi

Human learning, 90

Human life improved, xxi

Human need for filtration, xvi

Human potential, 14

Human systems, 7

Human teams, 10

Human welfare and network, xxi

Human welfare, core inputs, xviii

Human well-being, xvii

Humanitarian Assistance Operations, 132

Humanity (Global), 8

Humanity, ongoing engagement, 62

Humankind, 15

Humans as a group can be wiser, 144

Humility pervades, 44

Hunger, xvii

Hurricanes Rita and Katrina, 99

Hype and prejudice, 4

HyperAdvance, 69

HyperText Transfer Protocol, 19

Hyukill, J., 114

Identities will ripple, 30

IEEE/ISOC/W3C participants, 36

IEML initiative, 16

IEML is next layer of cyberspace, 17

IETF, 39, 41

Ignorance is greatest flaw in national security & economy, 111

Ignorance worse than a whole series of Chernobyls, 128

Ignorance, 9

Ignorance, Individual, 70

Ignorance, structuring of, 142

Illiterate adults, successful inventors, 140

Immigrant communities, 127

Implicate order, 11

Improving on knowledge, 141

Inclusion from circle, 81

Inclusive, loving, secure world, 36

Indexation systems, 15

Individual freedom limited by, xii

Individual, 7

Individuality, 11

Individuals as “free agents,” 67

Individuals can create value, xii

Individuals create knowledge, 75

Individuals empowered, xvii

Industrial Age concept of secret intelligence outdated, 125

Industrial economy, xii

Infidels, those who are not believers, 102

Infinite Wealth, 116

InfoMall, 119

Information a substitute, 120, 128

Information Arbitrage, 124

Information as blood of every neighborhood and enterprise, 114

Information as foundation, 112

Information being buried, 122

Information brokers, 117

Information brokers, 120

Information commons determines national attractiveness, 112

Information Commons, 112-114

Information continuum, 117

Information Economy Meta Language, 16

Information Economy, Figure, 22

Information economy, xii

Information explosion, 114, 120

Information flow, xvi

Information goods, xvi

Information infrastructure, 112

Information is distributed, 116

Information is multilingual, 117

Information Operations, v

Information PayOff, 130

Information Peacekeeping, 124

Information policy, xviii

Information sharing must be incentivized, 118

Information sharing, 51

Information Society, 94

Information systems, 6

Information systems, 94

Information Technology spending, viii

Information Warfare, 114

Information, 123

Information, importance, centrality, xiii

Information, knowledge, and culture, xviii

Information, too much of, xvi

Informational/communication-based, 9

Information-rich environments, 119

InfoSphere AB (Sweden), 120

Ingenius consulting, 99

Innocentive, 2

Innovation and information, xviii

Innovation, 13

Innovation, social, 88

Innovation, technological, 88

Innovative design, 53

Innovative paths, create, 52

Inquiry matters more today, 59

Insolvency of the USA, 117

Inspiration helps organize, 66

Institute for Intelligence Studies, 118

Institute of Scientific Information, 120

Institute, Co-Intelligence, iv

Institutional protocols, 138

Institutional relations, xvii

Institutional requirements constrain, xiii

Institutionalized deliberations, 12

Institutions need to catch up, 145

Instruction, social, 70

Integral civic intelligence, 106

Integral Consciousness, viii

Integral Dialogues, 106

Integral Institute, 106

Integrity of government questionable, 99

Integrity of truth and commerce, 134

Intel senior executive, 56

Intellectual property, 112

Intellectual property, no respect for by Google, 129

Intelligence as function of human mind interaction with social mind, 70

Intelligence as judgement, application, problem-solving, adaptation, categorization, goal-setting, physical capacities, analysis, environmental response, and pattern-recognition, 69

Intelligence Awareness Levels, Figure, 101

Intelligence defined as knowledge that can be stored and recalled, 76

Intelligence is advertising turned inside out, 33

Intelligence neglects the environment, our most important target, 127

Intelligence not knowledge creation, 75

Intelligence, 117

Intelligence, 123

Intelligence, 91

Intelligence, aggregated, 43

Intelligence, Business, viii

Intelligence, Collaborative, 5

Intelligence, Commercial, viii

Intelligence, Cooperative (Dewey), 88

Intelligence, cross-fertilization, 13

Intelligence, Cultural, 100

Intelligence, distributed, not harnessed by spies, 111

Intelligence, Emotional, 100

Intelligence, exploratory, 59

Intelligence, immense, 99

Intelligence, Individual, vii

Intelligence, learning, 59

Intelligence, market, 11

Intelligence, multi-modal, 5

Intelligence, mutual, 54

Intelligence, national, i

Intelligence, Organizational, vii, viii

Intelligence, resonant, 5

Intelligence, statistical, 11

Intelligence, teaching, 59

Intelligence, three dimensions, 59

Intelligence, Types of Public, iii

Intelligence, universal, 5

Intelligence, who is the customer?, 126

Intention, 11

Intentionality, 6

Interdisciplinary studies, 69

Internaitonal Journal for Public Participation, 133

Internal component, 91

International standards, 136

International, 8

Internet and digital memory, 18

Internet Archives, 119

Internet Engineering Task Force, 39

Internet two-tier pricing, 27

Internet world transitioning, 39

Internet, Intelligence Exploitation, v

Internet, now possible, 2

Internet, xi

Internet-based society, xviii

Interpersonal mediation, 42

Interpersonal, 7

Interpretation capacity increases, 19

Interpretation, 92

Interra Project, vii

Interval Research Corporation, 112

Intimacy and cross-pollination, 54

Invisible hand, 11, 13

Iran, 103

Ireland pharmaceutical plant, 83

Irizarry, Ferd, ix

Iron curtains between sectors, 118

Isaacs, David, 51

ISI, 120

Israeli Arabs and Jews, 54

Jazz improvisation, 10

Jefferson County, Washington, 84

Jefferson, Thomas, 127

Jews, Arabs, Israeli, 54

Johnson, Robert, 128

Journal of AGSI, 122

Journal of Society, Information, and Communication, 97

Journalism, 10

Journalists, investigative, 121

Judges, xx

Judith, Andrea, 35

Jungian psychology, 13

Just in time, 123

Justice, issues of, xviii

Justified hope by case studies, 140

Kahle, Brewster, 119

Kaplan, David, 121

Keck, M, 97

Keeney, J, 114

Kelly, Kevin, 124

Kesler, John, 99

Key question, 2

Kimbro, Lion, 35

Klein, Mark, 3

Knowledge about knowledge, 141

Knowledge as logical structure, 77

Knowledge backs of day to day, 141

Knowledge battles, 116

Knowledge certification, 135

Knowledge creation & World Café, 53

Knowledge creation as questions, 77

Knowledge creation misconstrued, 74

Knowledge creation, 69, 77

Knowledge creation, artificial, 76

Knowledge creation, individual, 70

Knowledge interaction flows, 71

Knowledge interactions, 69

Knowledge Management, Figure, vii

Knowledge not integrated, 44

Knowledge storage, 71

Knowledge structure, 95

Knowledge systems, 135

Knowledge we need, 140

Knowledge, 13

Knowledge, 136

Knowledge, information, and culture, xviii

Known versus Unknown, 74

Korean fluency, 118

Korten, David, 35

Kunau, G., 97

Laboratories, 121

Laboratory funding, xix

LaDuke, Bruce, 69

Language design, social, 70

Language, 12

LANL, 121

Large numbers need to learn, 109

Large-scale change & World Café, 53

Latin American media reporting, 121

Lattitude & longtitude on web, 37

Law and regulation, xx

Layer Flows, Figure, 21

Layers of Digital Memory, Figure, 18

Leader, Integral, 107

Leadership emerges everywhere, 67

Leadership has failed, 112

Leadership retreats, 83

Leaflet, write and share, 37

Learning is itself a skill, 142

Learning to learn, 142

Learning to read while banking, 139

Learning, 77

Learning, Individual, 70

Legal process, vi

Legislators, xx

Lego Corporation, 121

Level of analysis will change threat, 124

Level one simplistic and fundamentalist, 102

Levels will be mixed in any one forum, 107

Levine, Philip, x

Levy, Pierre, 15

Liberating Voices, 87, 94, 97

Liberation of the human spirit, 59

Libraries of distributed knowledge, 119

Libraries, 117

Libraries, 9

Library-Oriented List, 119

Life on planet threatened, 133

Life-affirming ways, 109

Lifetimes, xi

Limiting factor is our attitudes, 145

Linux defined openly, 39

List of knowledge needed, 134

List of people connected, 32

Listen together for patterns, 57

Listening deeply, 47

Literacy & education, xviii

Literacy, basic, xvii

Livable future, move toward, 142

Live openly, 37

Living systems, 14

Lobbyists, xx

Locally-adapted materials, 137

Locus of power, xv

Logic & assumptions, 9

Logic augmentation in processing, 18

Logic of the market, xiii

Logical operations, 16

Los Alamos National Laboratory, 121

Loser, K., 97

Losing our mind as a nation, 128

Love life and have a party, 36

M4IS, viii

Macy, Joanna, 35

Magic, 4

Maintenance of model, 92

Malone, Thomas W., 1

Management, 1

Manifesto, philosophical, xi

Manipulation less likely, xvii

Map of knowledge, 137

Map of the information environment, xvii

Map on her PDA, 25

Mapping Human Knowledge, 142

Maps, Russian, Third World, 120

Marine Corps Intelligence Center, 125

Market a poor measure, xviii

Market economies, xii

Market space focus, viii

Market surveys, 119

Market-Exchangeable needs, xii

Markets, Transformed, xi

Marsing, David, 56

Martin, Dennis, 83

Mass-media culture, xvii

Mastery required and central, 138

Masum, Hassan, iv, xi

Material opportunity, xxi

Matrix of Civic Intelligence, Figure, 101

McDaniel, Rodney, 126

McGovern, Patrick, 1

McLaughlin-Rotman Center for Global Health, xi

Meaning of documents, 16

Means now exist, 145

Mechanisms undergirding civic intelligence, 90

Media information, 121

Media Lab, 3

Media properties, 32

Media, 117

Media, swimming in, 31

Mediators Foundation, 54

Medicine instead of arms, 141

Medicins Sans Frontieres, xix

Meditation and inner cultivation, 45

Meditation, 136

Meditation, collective, 13

Medium is the environment, 31

Meliorist, allows for possibilities, 87

Menold, N. 97

Mensius Sodas, 41

Mental faculties, 69

Mental model, 91

Mental models, 9

Mental noise set aside, 44

Mercyhurst College, 118

Meta-Knowledge, 137, 141

Metalanguage (2009), 22

Metalanguage, 15

Metamoderation, xvi

Metaphors, 12

Methodologies of resilience, 140

Methodologies, 12

Methodologies, abundance of, 144

Methodologies, break free, 62

Metrics for market-oriented, xx

Metrics for saving lives, xx

Mexico City, 26

Michigan-based, 99

Microsoft equivalent, 129

Middle Eastern country, 125

MIIS, 118

Military abroad preferred to security at home, 99

Military Advisor to the Secretary General of the UN, v

Military context, 124

Military systems vulnerable, 113

Mind habits, permanent change, 142

Mind, group, 5

Minds, educated, i

MIT Center for Collective Intelligence, 1

MIT Press, 87

MIT, origin of hacking, 113

Mobilized, social production, xii

Mobs are stupid flow, 8

Modality of economic production, xii

Model of collective management, 45

Models, two basic preliminary, 90

Modern society at C=2 more often than not, 105

Modification of core model, 92

Money not a limiting factor, 145

Money redirection for the many, 135

Money, plenty of, vi

Money, redistribution of, xiv

Monitoring, 92

Monterey Institute of International Studies, 118

Moore, Hall, ix

Moral motivations, 102

Mormons, 37

Morphogenic fields, 9

Motivating and creative, xiii

Motivation of Civic Intelligence, 101

Motivational structure, xii

Motivational techniques, 2

Mouse, can you spare a, xix

Movement without a name, 133, 139

Movement, global, 35

MoveOn.org, xvii

MSF, xix

Multidisciplinary, 89

Multilingual information matters, 117

Multimedia exploration, 19

Multinational Decision Support Center, ix

Multi-National Decision Support, vi

Multinational Decision-Support Activity, 132

Multinational Peace Corps, ix

Multinational, Multiagency, Multidisciplinary, Multidomain Information Sharing, viii

Multi-stakeholder groups, 52

Munitions exported, 127

My American Journey, 121

My Second Self, 113

Narcotics newsletter, 118

Narratives, 12

Nation security, how defined?, 126

National Defense University, 127

National Economic Council, 127

National Information Infrastructure, 128

National Information Strategy, 111-113

National intelligence must be national, 127

National Research Council of Canada, xi

National Science Foundation, 94

National Security Council, 126

National security implications, 112

National security's greatest flaw is ignorance, 111

National Technical Information Service, 116

National/Whole Society, 8

Nations must be attractive to investors, 112

Nations of students, 134

NATO, v

Natural language plurality, 15

Natural languages, 17

Navigation and IEML, 21

Neglect of the Earth, 51

Neighborhood, 7

Neighborhoods get budget share, 146

Neighbors, talk to them, 37

Nelson, Mike, 128

Nepal, 6000 village banks, 139

Network dynamics, 54

Network grows, information sharing grows also, 53

Network improves filtration, xvi

Network Society, 95

Network theory, 13

Network, 7

Networked economy, xi

Networked information economy dramatically increases, xiii

Networked information economy, xxi

Networks as pattern, 8

Networks of activists, 96

Networks, Wealth of, xi

New Community Networks, 97

New domains opened, xvii

New York Times, 25

Newfoundland, Gander, xvii

News channel, customized, 27

Newspapers 10 days old, 124

Newspapers, 9

Nexus for Change, 61

NGOs & World Café, 52

NGOs decrying, 27

No classification without justification, 126

No one raising money for social success stories, 139

Noetic/consciousness-based, 10

Nonhuman collectives flock, 10

Nonmarket collaborations, xiii

Nonmarket emergence, xvii

Nonproprietary model, xiii

Norm instituttiionalization, 135

Normal Accidents, 124

North Atlantic Treaty Organization, v

North Korea, dictatorship, 103

North Vancouver, 26

NTIS, 116

Nuclear war, 7

Nuclear weapons, 118

Nuevas Redes Comunitaras, 97

Obama, Barack, i

Observers, viii

Oddmuse instead of Basecamp, 38

Office of Information Sharing Treaties and Agreements, 132

Office of Information Sharing Treaties and Agrrements, v

Old media speaks at us, 32

Oleari, Kenoli, 55

Omega Point, 11

Online dictionary, 17

Online representation, 3

Ontologies, IEML, 17

Ontologies, multiplicity of, 15

Open books approach, 126

Open Directory Project, xvi

Open Innovation Platform, xviii

Open process, vi

Open Source Agency, 131

Open source challenges, 13

Open Source community, 41

Open Source Intelligence Handbook, NATO, v

Open Source Intelligence, 115

Open source intelligence, 13

Open Source Intelligence, iii

Open Source Lunch Club, 128

Open source production, xi

Open sources, 126

Open Space Technology, 62

Open Tools, 22

Open-source intelligence, 111

Operatonal level of analysis, 124

Opportunity, moment of, 51

Options open when storytelling is constant, xv

Ordering, 17

Organic self-healing systems, 124

Organization theory, good work, 4

Organization, 91

Organizational analysis and civic intelligence, 94

Organizational dynamics, 14

Organizational Intelligence, Figure, vii

Organizational Intelligence, viii

Organizational learning, 8

Organizational learning, 89

Organizational, 7

Organizations push away the Circle, 82

Organizing Business Knowledge, 1

Organizing, three systems, 79

Orientation, 91

OSA, 131

OSINT, 115

OSINT, iii

OSS Notices, Seidman, 128

OSS.Net Online Library, iv

OSS.Net, Inc., viii

Out of control (US Government information is), 116

Out of Control, 124

Outside forces, 138

Owellian possibilities, 25

OWL, IEML does not compete, 17

Oxelheim, Len, 112

Page 413, 9/11 Commission, 131

Page addressing (third layer), 19

PageRank, xvi

Paige, Emmett, 128

Palestinians and Jews, 54

Pamphleteer, naïve model, xvii

Papers, share, 37

Paradigm, new, is diamond paradigm of cross-fertilization, 123

Paradigms, existing, do not work, 113

Paranoia, 31

Participatory democracy, 144

Participatory design, 135

Participatory practices, 14

Passion is a gift, 64

Patent portfolios of universities, xx

Pathological secrets, 126

Pathological tendencies, 103

Pathology of drive for security, 45

Pattern language, 87

Pattern Language, 87

Pattern language, 94

Pattern recognition, 55

Pattern-clarification, 14

Patterns for Participation, 95

Patterns, touch deeper, 62

Peace (Poen), ix-x

Peace Corps, Multinational, ix

Peace Intelligence, iii

Peace March, Great 1986, 5

Peace, standing armies trained in restorative skills, 140

Peace, the world knows, 35

Peace, wages, i

Peace, what do we know, 140

Peace, world at, 57

Peer production, xvii

Peer recognition, C+2, 103

Peer-to-peer networks, xx

Pelton, Robert Young, 121

Pentland, Sandy, 3

Perception concerns of ego, 46

Perception of options open, xv

Permaculture, 13

Perrow, Charles, 124

Persistent access to trusted sites, 32

Personal becomes universal, 65

Personal computer, 19

Personal networks and transitions, 42

Personality types, 14

Pestered, do not fear being, 39

Phenomenon of human intelligence, 15

Philanthropic priorities, 138

Philosopher, 15

Philosopher, 7

Philosophical manifesto, xi

Physical capital constrains, xii

Physical security and force, 113

Pioneer, 5

Planet, 8

Planet, fragile, beautiful, 57

Planning and plan execution, 92

Planning cells, Germany, 6

Platic curtains between individuals, 118

Play openly, 37

Police and citizens met monthly, 146

Policy structures do not work, 113

Policy, development, xviii

Policy, information, xviii

Political meaning, xvii

Politics of Information Management, 130

Polk County, Florida, 55

Polyani's Error, 73

Population displacement, 113

Population will produce its own information environment, xiv

Por, George, 41

Por, George, i

Positive deviance stories not being told, 140

Potluck community dinner, 35

Poverty, billions in, xviii

Powell, Colin, 121

Power networks vulnerable, 114

Power of love over love of power, 35

Power through sharing stories, 62

Power, redistribution of, xiv

PowerShift, 116

Prahalad, C. K., 118

Prairie dogs have web sites, 28

Precision assistance, ix

Pre-civil levels of awareness, 102

Prediction markets, 2

Prediction, 14

Predictive power, 11

Pre-existing higher intelligence, 10

Prejudice and hype, 4

Prelec, Drazen, 3

Pre-printed needed, 124

Presidential leadership, 130

Primitives and IEML, 20

Principles for checking ego, 46

Principles of the World Café, 52 ff

Printing press, xii

Printing, 9

Privacy is vastly overrated, 38

Privacy isolates activists, 38

Privacy, no respect for by Google, 129

Private investigators, 117

Private investigators, 120

Private sector information resources, 112

Private sector most important part of information commons, 116

Problem Statements 1 of 4 charts, 84

Problems as possibilities, 63

Problems, collective, 5

Process of the World Café, 52

Process skills, 135

Process, break free, 62

Production, new means, xi

Production, nonmarket, xiii

Production, open source, xi

Productivity increases, 130

Products & Projects, 91

Professional associations, 138

Professional practices, 138

Profile data, user should own, 32

Programmers, 35

Progressive groups, 5

Project Public Sphere, 87, 95

Projections, more accurate, 2

Proliferation database, 118

Property and markets, xiii

Proprietary confinement, 13

Proprietary rights, xviii

Prosperous world at peace, ix

Protocol for collective intelligence, 17

Psyche, ego a negative, 45

Psychological needs, xii

Psychologists, 140

Psychology, good work, 4

Psychology, resilience, 139

Psycho-spiritual phenomena, 13

Public archives mandatory

Public enlisted for public security, 29

Public Intelligence in the Public Interest, 111

Public Intelligence, iii, vi

Public mailing lists, 37

Public sources of information, 13

Public Sphere, 87, 95

Public Works, Department of, 84

Published knowledge is old knowledge, 124

Punctuation marks, 20

Putman, R., 97

Putnam, Robert, 88

Quality of Life, 9

Quantico, Virginia, 125

Quantum leap, 43

Quantum physicist, 11

Question the questions, 143

Question, 76

Question, key, 2

Question/Problem, 75

Questions as disciplined attractors, 56

Questions that matter, 57

Questions, 70

Questions, positive, 63

Questions, powerful, 63

Racial stratification, xvii

Randomly selected citizens, 6

Rapid innovation & World Café, 53

Ratcliffe, Mitch, 31

Rationing success, 145

RCMP, v

RDF, IEML does not compete, 17

Reader, NATO OSINT, v

Real dollars must be invested, 141

Real name online, 37

Reality quantitatively and qualitatively different today, 96

Rebels fighting, 27

Rebuttal to CRS Report, iii

Reciprocity limitations, 103

Reciprocity, beneficial, 104

Recognize all rights of others, 105

Recording industry, xiv

Red Cross, vi

Redirection of money for many, 135

Redistribution of power and money, xiv

Reds, storytelling, xiv

Reflection grows connections, 64

Reflective/Dialogic, 9

Reframe the mission, 138

Regional, 7

Reich, Robert, 112

Relational core energy, 100

Relations between semantic sets, 17

Relationships management, 19

Relevance, how to judge, 141

Relevational/emergence-based, 11

Religious practices, 136

Remix, xi

Represenative, received rebuttal, iii

Republican war on science, 131

Requirements analysis, 122

Research needed, 66

Research, empirical, 144

Research, independent, xiii

Resilience psychology, 139

Resilience studies, 140

Resilient systems, 59

Resistance, xiv

Resonance of thought, 54

Resonant network, 67

Resource transfer, 92

Resources, 91

Respect for their differences, 62

Respect one another, 82

Responsibility & respect, C+2, 103

Restoration, 140

Result: Advanced Definition, 75

Revitalization of community, 13

Revolutionary Wealth, 116

Rework reward systems, 138

RFID tag, 26

Risk-taking culture, 48

Road-runners, viii

Ron, xv

Rooney, Jack, 83

Rose, Sam, 41

Rough, Jim, 79

Royal Canadian Mounted Police, v

Royal Society of Canada, 23

Royalty-free license, xx

Running on Empty, 131

Russian fluency, 118

Russian maps of Third World, 120

Rust, Gerald, 114

Safety Glass, 25

San Francisco, 139

Satellites can be neutralized, 113

Saturday House, 41

Sawmill facilitation, 84

SCADA systems online, 130

Scale is a critical overlooked factor, 66

Scales of Collective Intelligence, 7

Scanback, vii

Schnittker, Lauri, v

School of Advanced Airpower Studies, 114

Schools and universities, 118

Schools must teach civics success, 146

Schools, 117

Schroeder, Karl, 25

Schuler, Doug, 87, 97, 100

Schwartau, Winn, 114

Schwin, Carol and David, 99

Science Citation Index, 120

Science Fiction world, 25

Science, 73

Science, built incrementally, xiii

Sciences, new, revealing, 54

Scientific research, 90

Scientific understanding, 4

Scientists, 10

Scientists, harness thousands, 2

SCIP, viii

Scoble, Robert, 32

Search engines, commercial, 16

Search engines, semantic, 17

Seattle Community Network, 87

Seattle high school, 79, 82

Seattle University, MBA, 59

Seattle/Vancouver corridor, 26

Secrecy requires reduction, 126

Secrecy, neglects public, 13

Secret earmarks, vii

Secret world, vi

Secret, Testimony Against, 126

Secrets are cool, 33

Secrets pathological, 126

Secrets, must be able to keep, 31

Security & certainty drive, 45

Security classification two uses, 126

Security of the Homeland, 99

Security outsourcing, 29

Security Workshop, 25

SeeMe modeling methodology, 90

Seidman, Ellen, 127, 128

Self-correcting knowledge, 135

Self-gathering knowledge, 135

Self-governance, democratic, xviii

Self-organization theory, 13

Self-organization, 5

Self-organizing global movement, 133

Self-Responsibility, 47

Self-taught can be erudite, 142

Self-taught don't know what they don't know, that can be an obstacle, 142

Semantic computing, 19

Semantic interoperability, 15

Semantic metadata, 17

Semantic sets, 16

Semantic sets, relationships, 17

Semantic space and digital memory, 18

Semantic space as additional layer, 19

Semantic web, 16

Senator, received rebuttal, iii

Senegal, Tostan, 139

Sense, engage, empower, 108

Sensing, Individual, 70

Server addressing (second layer), 19

Seven generations, ix

Seventh Generation, iv

Shanghai, 26

SHAPE, v

Share higher learning broadly, 135

Shared Solutions, 141

Sharing the Secrets, 121

Sharing, 71

Shift in direction, xiii

Shun social sites that hide data, 38

Sifting through, xvi

Significations, 18

Sikkink, K, 97

Silo-based funding, xix

Simmons, Rob, 131

Simple things, 37

Singapore, vi

Skype, ix

Slashdot, xvi

Sloan School, 1, 2

Smarr, Joseph, 32

Smart clothing, 28

Smart dust, 26

Smart Nation Act, 131

Smart Nation, Creating, 111

Smart Nation, i

Smart people are national intelligence, 128

Smart people, dumb nation, 131

Smith, Adam, 11

Smith, Justin, 95

Social acceptance, 77

Social actions, xii

Social behavior reinforcement, 140

Social Capital, 88

Social change activism, 5

Social change, 90

Social dynamics, 140

Social engagement, 140

Social influence analytics, 31

Social instead of price interaction, xiii

Social knowledge, 70

Social movement ande civic intelligence, 94

Social needs, xii

Social networking public, 37

Social networks treat data as commodity, 31

Social patterns, xiv

Social Production, xi, xii

Social psychology, 13

Social relations, xvii

Social science and civic intelligence, 94

Social Science Citation Index, 120

Social significance, 35

Social software, 136

Social structures pressured, xiii

Social systems & scientists, 89

Social systems, 9

Social systems, 94

Social technologies, 45

Social uses of digital technologies, 15

Societies cultural reflection, xxi

Society faces demise of species, 133

Society of Competitive Intelligence Professionals, viii

Society should incentivize sharing, 75

Society's Breakthrough, 79

Socio-Technical Walkthrough, 97

Software embodiment of protocols, 141

Software to facilitate deliberative discount among many, 144

Software use and protocols, 135

Software, creating, xi

SOLIC, 132

Solutions 1 of 4 charts, 84

Solutions in every domain, 136

Solve the problems we face, 4

Sotryteller, designated, xiv

Source role, 20

South Africa being sued, xx

South African patent, xix

Speeches by Steele, 128

Spies & satellites not integrated, 112

Spies are not harnessing distributed intelligence, 111

Spin, alertness to, 143

Spirit of cooperation through conversations, 84

Spiritual foundation, 136

Spirituality, non-dualistic, 13

Spook Country, 31

Spying, overdependence, 13

SSH defined openly, 39

Stabilization & Reconstruction Operations, 132

Stakeholder engagement & World Café, 53

Stakeholders, 14

Stalkers, 40

Standing armies for peace, 140

STAR, 17

State bureaucracy, xii

State/Province, 7

State-run economies, xii

Statistical enterprises, 10

Statistical intelligence, 11

Statistical/crowd-oriented, 11

Stavudine, patent, xix

Steam engine, xii

Steele, Robert iii, 41, 111

Stories are important, xv

Storytelling societies, xiv

Story-telling, consecutive, 54

Strassmann, Paul, 130

Strategic Attack of National Electronic Systems, 114

Strategic level of analysis, 124

Strategic opportunities, 138

Strategic thinking, 43

Strategy for Peace, Figure, x

Strategy formulation & World Café, 53

Strategy of the Wisdom Council, 84

Stratificatioin, xvii

Strings of characters, 16

Structural change discerned, 138

Structural/systemic, 9

Structuring of ignorance, 142

Stuckness, 9

Studeman, Bill, 128

Students, graduate, viii

Subjective experience, 10

Success defined as doing better than others, 145

Suicide blamed on teacher, 82

Sup[plementary materials, 138

Superintendent of Schools, 55

Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition, 130

Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe, v

Suring the net is a skill, 142

Surowiecki, James, 4

Survival of human community, 52

Suspicious pattern, 29

Sustainability concerns, 42

Sustainable ecologies demand C+5 civic intelligence awareness, 105

Svensson, Katrina, 112

Swarm intelligence, 13

Swedes call M4IS, viii

Symbol manipulation automated, 15

Symbolic level obstacles, 15

Symbolic system, IEML, 20

Symbolic systems incompatible, 15

Symbolic systems, design, 16

Symbolic Tool for Augmented Reasoning, 17

Symbolic work by communities, 22

Synapses in large mind of the group, 54

Syntactic structures, 16

Synthesizing as a skill, 141

Syracuse University, 119

System of Higher Education, 137

Systematic studies needed, 3

Systemic change, 135

Systems failing, what was fringe becomes central, 60

Systems theory applied, 136

Tactical level of analysis, 124

Taking Down Telecommunications, 114

Tank as threat, 125

Tao of Democracy, iv, 5, 6, 134

Targetting Financial Systems, 114

Taxonomies, multiplicity, 15

Taxonomy, 8

Taxpayers, i

Teach how to learn, 137

Teach skill in using knowledge, 137

Teach the New Story (Atlee), 136

Team skills, 137

Teams are smart flow, 8

Techncial relations, xvii

Technical level of analysis, 124

Technical Preface, iv

Technological systems, 94

Technological-economic moment, xiv

Technologies, destructive, 7

Technologies, new, make possible, 4

Technologies, social, 45

Technology transfer officer, xx

Technology, 138

Technology, 73

Technology, freedom, privacay, 31

Telecommunications infrastructure not designed for security or survivability, 114

Telecommunications, 9

Telecommunications, xiv

TelNet defined openly, 39

Tennenbaum, Josh, 3

Tenney, Glenn, 119

Tens of thousands of volunteers, 141

Terminologies, multiplicity of, 15

Terrorism against the West, 102

Terrorist adhocracy, 28

Testimony on Secrecy, 126

Tetriad LLC,, 31

The Change Handbook, 59, 61

The Evolution of Technology, 97

The Fifth Discipline, 60

The Future of Work, 1

The Ingenuity Gap, 87, 97

The Politics of Diplomacy, 121

The Power of Us, 121

The Smart Nation Act, 111

The Smart Nation Act, 131

The Transparent Society, 41

Theories of chaos & complexity, 13

Theories of the global brain, 13

Theories under development, 90

Theories, need new, 3

Theory and practice of intelligence, 112

Theory and Practice, Access, 122

Theory of openness, 41

Theory of wise democracy, 6

Theory, 70

Thesaurus, multiplicy of, 15

THINK (Hackers) Conference, 119

Think more deeply, capacity to, 52

Thinking together, 43

Third Wave, 116

Third World maps, 120

Threat changes depending on the level of analysis, 124

Threat, changing nature, 113

Three sons, 18, 15, 12, ix

Three-dimensioinal perspective, 56

Time-sharer principles, xix

Toffler, Alvin & Heidi, I, 116, 120, 126

Toffler, Alvin, 128

Token characters, 20

Tokens, 21

Tools for Participationg conference, 96

Topology of networks, xvii

Toronto, xi

Torvals, Linus, 39

Total Quality, 60

Tovey, Mark, iv, x, 41

Toxic toys and goods, 131

Trade bus tickets for bags of trash, 146

Trade policies ignorant, 128

Traditions and new options, 142

Tranformation incipient, 138

Transactional barriers, xxi

Trans-egoic creative collaboration, 45

Transformation through voice and respect, 103

Transformation, xiv

Transformational change begins, 63

Transistors, 18

Transitioner, vi, 41

Transitions to renewal, 63

Translation of concepts, 16

Transmitters in birds, 30

Transnartional crime ascendant, 113

Transnational information commons needed, 118

Trans-personal, 100

Transpersonal, 13

Transportation people, 35

Transportation policies ignorant, 128

Treasury terrrible at intelligence, 127

Treaty negotiators, xx

Triangle leader-based, 79

True costs must be recognized, 117

Trust grows with c onnection, 67

Trust increased by conversations, 84

Trust, development, 135

Truth as a standard, 134

Turkle, Shirley, 113

Turmoil is a gateway, 63

U.S. Army Civil Affairs Brigade, ix

U.S. Cellular, 83

U.S. Customs, 26

U.S. founders, 6

U.S. Southern Command, 121

Ubiquitous knowledge, 138

UN v

Uncover Reveal, 119

Undergraduates can contribute, xix

Understanding, collective, 56

Uniform Resource Locator, 19

Uninhabitable planet, 51

Uniquely identified IEML, 16

United Nations, Assistant Secretary General for Decision Support, 132

United Nations, v, vi, ix

United States, 26

Universal access, 9

Universal availability, 138

Universal demand for education, 145

Universities must consider, xx

University 2.0, 133, 135

University as network for learning, 134

University of California at Berkeley, xx, 94

University of Colorado, 119

University of Ottawa, 16

Unix, 18

Urban planning, 94

Urgency nurtures experimentation, 45

URLs, 19

US companies defined, 112

US Government as part of information commons, 115

US Government, vi

US Intelligence Community as part of information commons, 115

US News & World Report, 121

Us versus them does not work, 96

USA insolvent, 117

User control of information, 31

Users better than researchers, 3

Users need control, 32

Utopian but practical, 87

Utopian possibilities, 25

Value increases with dissemination, 126

Value is flowing everywhere, 32

Value of conflicting views, 137

Value of information - content, context, and timeliness, 123

Value the life of the community, 42

Vegetarian dinner, 35

VICE: Dick Cheney and the Hijacking of the American Presidency, 131

Vietnamese fluency, 118

Vikings, world center on, xvii

Village banking and learning to read, 139

Village to Village self-improvement, 139

Virginia, Quantico, 125

Virtual communities, 19

Virtual Intelligence Community, 111, 131

Virtual; ,memory, 15

Visibility & exposure are valuable, 39

Vision: Coming Out, 42

Visionary, 5

Visualization and IEML, 21

Visualization, 122

Visualization, 17

Voice from the center, 55

Voice to everyone is C+5, 105

Volunteers, tens of thousands, 141

Von Hippel, Eric, 2

Von Storch, William, 113

Vulnerabilities, 130

Vulnerabilities, four major, 131

Walker, David, 117

War & Peace, iv

War and Anti-War, 116

War as we know it, vi

War, major drivers, remove, 141

Wars that never happened, 140

Washington State University, 95

Washington, D.C., 146

Washington, Jefferson County, 84

Watch out for one another, 36

Water, clean, xvii

Water, good, should be provided, 140

We the People, 6

Wealth in community, 42

Wealth of Knowledge, 116

Wealth of Networks, xi

Web and digital memory, 18

Webs of communication, 51

Weinburger, Casper, 121

Weirdos can be put off, 40

Welfare, market a poor measure, xviii

Well digging team, ix

Wells, H.G., x

Whale pods have web sites, 28

What's working on the web, 142

Wheat from chaff separation, xvi

Where to find it, 141

Who, What, When, Where, Why, How, 74

Whole Earth Review, 126

Whole humans: head, heart, body, spirit, 61

Whole systems, all the stakeholders, 61

Wholehearted engagement, 47

Wholeness from seeing with different eyes, 55

Wholeness, emergence of, 53

Wholeness, emergence of, 59

Whole-system choice-creating, 84

Wiki security, 29

Wikimania 2006, iv

Wikipedia, 41

Wikipedia, xvi, 2

WikiSecurity online form, 28

Wilber, Ken, 106

Wilensky, Harold, viii

Will to collaborate, 144

Williams, Robin, 82

Willingness to pay distorts, xviii

Windows, 18

Winfrey, Oprah, i

Winsdom within ourselves, 62

Wisdom Council ends adversarial processes, 85

Wisdom Council, 83-86

Wisdom of a worldwide community, 95

Wisdom of the Crowds, 4

Wisdom of the Crowds, beyond, 43

Wisdom society, global, 12

Wisdom, 5, 6

Wisdom, access, 52

WISER, vii, ix

Wolf packs have web sites, 28

Work cannot be a prison, 40

Work collaborative, 144

Work openly, 37

Working Openly, 35

World at peace, 57

World Brain, vi

World Brain, x

World Café, 51, 55, 62

World Futures, 134

World Index of Social & Economic Responsibility, vii

World of community, 36

World Social Forums, 89

World that is possible, 35

World that works for all, 133

World Wide Web, 9, 19, 142

Worldchanging Canada, 25

Worldchanging.com, xi

Writing and debating skills, 143

www.oss.net/BASIC, 115

www.oss.net/OSINT-O, 115

www.oss.net/OSINT-S, 115

Xerox Corporation, 130

XML, IEML does not compete, 17

Yale, Professor of Law, xi

Zammit, Claire, 43