Author Archives: serendipolis

Tagging Constitutions Online: Constitution Day in Barcelona

Posted on November 29, 2011 by serendipolis

On Saturday morning, November 12, a group of 70 law students convened in one of the rooms of the UAB Law School to participate in Constitution Day, an international event organized by the Program on Liberation Technology at Stanford’s Center … Continue reading →

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Argument mapping: visualizing large-scale deliberations

Posted on October 1, 2011 by serendipolis

Social media provide unique spaces for collaborative discussions, but we all have experienced at some point how hard it can be getting the relevant content from these long threats and sub-threats of comments. Mark Klein, a computer scientist at the … Continue reading →

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We the Crowd? Constitutional Reform 2.0

Posted on September 19, 2011 by serendipolis

What do the spring in Iceland and in Southern Mediterranean latitudes have in common? Maybe in Iceland it comes slowly later in the solstice, as stated in Ron Bayes’ poem, but in both latitudes it has certainly keened the spirits … Continue reading →

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