Global Villages in the special sense we chose to use this terms means a type of physical locality (mostly, but not exclusively, real villages or neighborhoods) where people make use of global communication possibilities to enhance rather than neglect the local. If you accept that premise, a world unfolds.

• GlobalVillages/Welcome: Whats this and why you should leave us a note and join in!
• GlobalVillages/Definition: What are Global Villages?
• GlobalVillages/Special: Why are they special?
• GlobalVillages/Importance: Why are they important?
• GlobalVillages/Team: Who we are!
• GlobalVillageIndex of locations in our network.
• GlobalVillages/HowToContribute
• GlobalVillages/TableOfContents: If this wiki was a book, this would be the overview.

• GlobalVillages/Vision: Vision of the Global Villages by FranzNahrada, a short book still in the making
• Investigations: questions we're pursuing.
• Directory: A list of global villages around the world.
• PatternLanguage: A framework for solutions that make Global Villages work.
• Transformation: How do we transform our village into a Global Village?
• GlobalVillages/RelatedLinks
• GlobalVillages/GVLogo

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We host our friends:

• Arcology/ArcologyWiki
• ERDE - European Regional Development by means of Education
• RIC - Regional Information Coaching

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News

Broadband conference in Brussels!

Agenda in the GlobalVillages Worknet

With Sasha: check for semantic integrity, for example transfer "Visions" to "Microhouse/Visions" etc.

With Sinnove: Start a script for a GlobalVillagesConceptFilm

Global Villages Recent Changes

6 pages: date of last change GlobalVillages/ListSubpages2 December 8, 2008 20:30 GlobalVillages/ListSubpages October 9, 2007 14:21 GlobalVillages/FranzNahrada/Workspace/RomeSpeech July 6, 2007 12:59 GlobalVillages/FranzNahrada/Workspace July 6, 2007 12:59 GlobalVillages/FranzNahrada July 6, 2007 12:58 GlobalVillages/Concept March 14, 2007 19:19

Fri, 22 Feb 2008 23:13:54 UTC Nicholas: If We Build It, Would You Come?

If we build a nonprofit Transitional/Holigent Urban Village on the bank of the revitalized Los Angeles River, would you come to live and work there? Would you be interested in holding your job for life or as long as you want it, living in an affordable high-rise home without fear of ever losing it, reducing your rent significantly with community credit earned in community service, and enjoying a high-quality, car-free lifestyle in a self-organized, safe and sustainable community? If you do, take action and Be Part of the Solution. Learn more at www.holigent.org

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