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This workshop aims at revis iting digital knowledge infrastructures from an organisational and governan ce perspective\, through their history\, their stakes and achievements\, as well as their challenges and obstacles. It will explore how these infrastr uctures frame themselves\, evolve and adapt\, how they stimulate participat ion and implement innovative models of governance (e.g. Wikipedia) as well as how they create a shared culture and common values\, how they sustain kn owledge commons and may contribute to a new epistemology and scientific env ironment.
How to balance the needs to ensure efficiency and reliabili ty with the capacity to be open to new models of governance\, including tho se who have emerged from the digital environment? How to meet the rising ne eds of players to cooperate on the basis of personal autonomy\, flexibility and opportunity\, rather than exclusively on hierarchy and formalism? Acti ng at the interface of several communities\, what governance tools\, forms and means of action have digital knowledge employed so far and which ones c ould they further use in order to satisfy their role of intermediaries\, me diators and facilitators within complex environments?
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The c onference should have been held at the University of Luxembourg. However\, adapting to the current situation\, we are looking forward to welcoming you remotely in the afternoons of September 7th and 8th\, 2020.
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