The document is a social media personal branding assignment created by Ciara Hartigan. It describes her as a student and musician who is passionate about learning and teaching others. It lists her personal brand attributes as musician, business person, environmentally aware, student, and team player. It then lists the social media platforms where her personal brand is active, including Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and blogging, along with her profile links on each platform.
Report of the International Observers on the G1000G1000org
Report of the International Observers at the G1000 Citizens Summit: Ida Andersen (Danish Board of Technology, Denmark), Prof. dr. David Farrell (University College Dublin, Ireland), Dr. Clodagh Harris (University College Cork, Ireland), Ms. Cécile Le Clercq and Ms. Joana Vieira da Silva (European Commission), Prof. Dr. Richard Stilmann II (University of Colorado Denver, USA), Dr. Julien Talpin (Université de Lille 2, France), Prof. Dr. Jean Tillie (Universiteit van Amsterdam, Nederland), and Mr. Martin Wilhelm (Citizens for Europe, Germany)
Toen schrijver David Van Reybrouck zijn G1000 vorig jaar in de ideeën- markt zette, noemde hij zijn initia- tief ‘een politieke Wikipedia’. Hij wil me graag uitleggen wat hij daar- mee bedoelt, maar het eerste wat hij me vertelt, is dat hij geregeld het slachtoffer wordt van zijn eigen Wikipedia-lemma.
The document is a social media personal branding assignment created by Ciara Hartigan. It describes her as a student and musician who is passionate about learning and teaching others. It lists her personal brand attributes as musician, business person, environmentally aware, student, and team player. It then lists the social media platforms where her personal brand is active, including Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and blogging, along with her profile links on each platform.
Report of the International Observers on the G1000G1000org
Report of the International Observers at the G1000 Citizens Summit: Ida Andersen (Danish Board of Technology, Denmark), Prof. dr. David Farrell (University College Dublin, Ireland), Dr. Clodagh Harris (University College Cork, Ireland), Ms. Cécile Le Clercq and Ms. Joana Vieira da Silva (European Commission), Prof. Dr. Richard Stilmann II (University of Colorado Denver, USA), Dr. Julien Talpin (Université de Lille 2, France), Prof. Dr. Jean Tillie (Universiteit van Amsterdam, Nederland), and Mr. Martin Wilhelm (Citizens for Europe, Germany)
Toen schrijver David Van Reybrouck zijn G1000 vorig jaar in de ideeën- markt zette, noemde hij zijn initia- tief ‘een politieke Wikipedia’. Hij wil me graag uitleggen wat hij daar- mee bedoelt, maar het eerste wat hij me vertelt, is dat hij geregeld het slachtoffer wordt van zijn eigen Wikipedia-lemma.
This document proposes the G1000, a meeting of 1,000 randomly selected Belgian citizens who will discuss and make impartial choices about the future of Belgium. It argues that representative democracy has reached its limits due to factors like more assertive citizens, frequent elections, and new technologies. Politicians are constantly campaigning instead of governing. The document advocates for deliberative democracy through citizens' assemblies as a way to revitalize democracy and overcome political deadlock in Belgium by harnessing citizens' wisdom and freedom from electoral concerns.
Over several months, citizens submitted topics they cared about to be discussed at a citizens' summit. The 25 most frequently mentioned topics were selected, and citizens then chose the top 3 topics. On November 11th, 2011, one thousand citizens gathered to discuss the 3 chosen topics with the help of expert introductions and then developed proposals at their tables to be voted on. From November 2011 to April 2012, a smaller citizens' group met with experts to further discuss the proposals from the summit and then presented their recommendations to the whole country in April 2012.
This document proposes the G1000, a meeting of 1,000 randomly selected Belgian citizens who will discuss and make impartial choices about the future of Belgium. It argues that representative democracy has reached its limits due to factors like more assertive citizens, frequent elections, and new technologies. Politicians are constantly campaigning instead of governing. The document advocates for deliberative democracy through citizens' assemblies as a way to revitalize democracy and overcome political deadlock in Belgium by harnessing citizens' wisdom and freedom from electoral concerns.
Over several months, citizens submitted topics they cared about to be discussed at a citizens' summit. The 25 most frequently mentioned topics were selected, and citizens then chose the top 3 topics. On November 11th, 2011, one thousand citizens gathered to discuss the 3 chosen topics with the help of expert introductions and then developed proposals at their tables to be voted on. From November 2011 to April 2012, a smaller citizens' group met with experts to further discuss the proposals from the summit and then presented their recommendations to the whole country in April 2012.
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G1000 Procedure (Nederlands)
1. Stap 1 juli - november 2011 agenda
• De vorige maanden konden mensen op
de website van de G1000 schrijven
welke vraag zij hebben over onze
samenleving. burgertop
• De G1000 keek welke 25 vragen
mensen het vaakst stelden.
Stap 2 11/11/2011
Op vrijdag 11 november komen 1.000 Belgen
• Tot eind oktober kan iedereen stemmen
samen in Brussel. Aan honderd tafels van 10
welke drie van die 25 ze de
mensen praten ze over de drie belangrijkste
belangrijkste vinden.
vragen. Bij de start van elke vraag spreekt een
expert over het thema. Daarna praten de
mensen aan de tafels en ze doen voorstellen om
de vragen op te lossen. Dan stemt iedereen
over de voorstellen die de mensen aan elke
tafel voorstelden.
Op het einde van de dag zal elk tafel de
gelegenheid hebben om een vierde thema te
Stap 3 november - april 2012 uitwerking kiezen.
Van november 2011 tot en met april 2012
werkt een kleine groep burgers (32) samen
met experts rond de gekozen voorstellen. In
april 2012 stelt de G1000 de oplossingen
voor aan het hele land.
