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| − | *What is "Civic Intelligence?" | + | * What is "Civic Intelligence?" |
| − | *Where did the notion of "Civic Intelligence" | + | * Where did the notion of "Civic Intelligence" originate? |
| − | *What does it mean to be intelligent collectively versus individually? | + | * What does it mean to be intelligent collectively versus individually? |
* How can — or ''could'' — civic intelligence combat apathy, both on an individual and group level? | * How can — or ''could'' — civic intelligence combat apathy, both on an individual and group level? | ||
* How would one recognize and ultimately even ''measure'' civic intelligence? | * How would one recognize and ultimately even ''measure'' civic intelligence? | ||
| − | *Similarly, how can one compare two examples of civic intelligence? | + | * Similarly, how can one compare two examples of civic intelligence? |
| − | *What is the role of the individual in civic intelligence? | + | * What is the role of the individual in civic intelligence? |
| − | *Is there an absolute measure of civic intelligence or does it always depend on context? | + | * How could civic intelligence be measured? |
| + | * Is there an absolute measure of civic intelligence or does it always depend on context? | ||
Revision as of 17:08, 12 April 2011
- What is "Civic Intelligence?"
- Where did the notion of "Civic Intelligence" originate?
- What does it mean to be intelligent collectively versus individually?
- How can — or could — civic intelligence combat apathy, both on an individual and group level?
- How would one recognize and ultimately even measure civic intelligence?
- Similarly, how can one compare two examples of civic intelligence?
- What is the role of the individual in civic intelligence?
- How could civic intelligence be measured?
- Is there an absolute measure of civic intelligence or does it always depend on context?
