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Tognetti, S. S. (1999). Science in a double-bind: Gregory Bateson and the origins of post-normal science. Futures, 31(7), 689–703.

AO: This is a piece to read together in preparation for collaborating on the "deutero" chapter which asks: "DEUTERO: Who in this setting or domain is thinking and worrying about the kinds of qualitative data infrastructure, work and capacity...Read more

2020_SEPT_24 WRITING MEETING_VIDEO RECORDING

https://youtu.be/lqrFU9Y81g4

AOk. Collaboration shifting one's way of thinking

In the transcribed excerpt below, Hawi suggests that through the close interactions he's had with members of the group who have different backgrounds and types of knowledges and...Read more

What rationales for working in collaboration are mentioned? Barriers to collaboration?

Reading a Collaborative Formation

AOk. Tognetti, S. S. (1999). Science in a double-bind.

Tognetti, S. S. (1999). Science in a double-bind: Gregory Bateson and the origins of post-normal science. Futures, 31(7), 689–703. ...Read more

Tognetti, S. S. (1999). Science in a double-bind: Gregory Bateson and the origins of post-normal science. Futures, 31(7), 689–703.

Reading a Text

"Open data for good governance": ossified funding regime but continued unmet need for mobilized citizenry

I mentioned, that despite a continued need articulated by Wambui, Hawi and Wangari earlier in the conversation for greater citizen engagement around data, it's ironic because ...Read more

What double bind is apparent here?

2020_SEPT_24 WRITING MEETING_Transcript

Thematic Analysis: Qual Open Data

Something Kim said - about Nairobi being an important site to learn from given that many in the US may be forced to go into the more informal economy, etc. - reminded me of a twist of that point...Read more

How is “Nairobi”, “Kenya”, and/or “Africa” invoked when data (sharing) is mentioned?

2020_SEPT_24 WRITING MEETING_Transcript

Thematic Analysis: Qual Open Data

AOk. Implementing structure vs organic "free for all" forms of collaboration

In the transcribed excerpt below, Wambui questions the thinking behind the loose structure of making decisions in the group. Is this an attempt towards a democratic research...Read more

What questions, problems and specific examples are identified in this collaborative call and how are they characterized?

Reading a Collaborative Formation

Bateson's deutero-learning and double bind

This call was organized around Bateson's concepts of deutero-learning and double bind which heavily influenced the discussion points raised in the call.Read more

What conceptual and theoretical orientations shaped discussion in this collaborative call?

2020_SEPT_24 WRITING MEETING_Transcript

Reading a Collaborative Formation

Fortun, Kim, Lindsay Poirier, Alli Morgan, Brandon Costelloe-Kuehn, and Mike Fortun. 2016. “Pushback: Critical Data Designers and Pollution Politics.” Big Data & Society 3 (2). https://doi.org/10.1177/2053951716668903.

AO: This article by Fortun et al. describes dynamics of what the authors call "critical data design" -- the ability to link data and problems coupling an awareness of problems that aren’t yet articulated as problems of widespread public concern with awareness of the data sets that could help...Read more

AOk. Visser, M. (2003). Gregory Bateson on deutero-learning and double bind.

Full reference?

Visser, M. (2003). Gregory Bateson on deutero-learning and double bind: A brief conceptual history. Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences, 39(3), 269–278.

Reading a Text

Visser, M. (2003). Gregory Bateson on deutero-learning and double bind: A brief conceptual history. Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences, 39(3), 269–278.

AO: This is a piece to read together in preparation for collaborating on the "deutero" chapter which asks: "DEUTERO: Who in this setting or domain is...Read more

Tognetti, S. S. (1999). Science in a double-bind: Gregory Bateson and the origins of post-normal science. Futures, 31(7), 689–703.

2020_SEPT_24 WRITING MEETING_VIDEO RECORDING

Deutero Readings

AOk. Collaboration shifting one's way of thinking

What rationales for working in collaboration are mentioned? Barriers to collaboration?

AOk. Tognetti, S. S. (1999). Science in a double-bind.

Full reference?

Tognetti, S. S. (1999). Science in a double-bind: Gregory Bateson and the origins of post-normal science. Futures, 31(7), 689–703.

"Open data for good governance": ossified funding regime but continued unmet need for mobilized citizenry

What double bind is apparent here?

2020_SEPT_24 WRITING MEETING_Transcript

Learning from Nairobi

How is “Nairobi”, “Kenya”, and/or “Africa” invoked when data (sharing) is mentioned?

2020_SEPT_24 WRITING MEETING_Transcript

AOk. Implementing structure vs organic "free for all" forms of collaboration

What questions, problems and specific examples are identified in this collaborative call and how are they characterized?

Bateson's deutero-learning and double bind

What conceptual and theoretical orientations shaped discussion in this collaborative call?

2020_SEPT_24 WRITING MEETING_Transcript

Fortun, Kim, Lindsay Poirier, Alli Morgan, Brandon Costelloe-Kuehn, and Mike Fortun. 2016. “Pushback: Critical Data Designers and Pollution Politics.” Big Data & Society 3 (2). https://doi.org/10.1177/2053951716668903.

AOk. Visser, M. (2003). Gregory Bateson on deutero-learning and double bind.

Full reference?

Visser, M. (2003). Gregory Bateson on deutero-learning and double bind: A brief conceptual history. Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences, 39(3), 269–278.

Visser, M. (2003). Gregory Bateson on deutero-learning and double bind: A brief conceptual history. Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences, 39(3), 269–278.

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