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|title=World Electoral Systems== | |title=World Electoral Systems== | ||
=====Why networked governments are key to better societies===== | |||
[https://www.weforum.org/stories/2017/02/network-government-society-collaboration/ by Jane E. Fountain 13/2/17 WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM] | |||
The government of the future operates seamlessly across boundaries to address complex challenges in a hyperconnected world. Increasingly, business and government executives manage an enterprise that works across organizations to tackle “wicked” problems, those that demand expertise and solutions brought together from disparate sources. Examples of such problems include economic development, intelligence sharing, disaster preparedness and recovery, and a range of social, environmental and financial issues. | |||
=====During Covid, most governments just gave people money===== | =====During Covid, most governments just gave people money===== | ||
[https://www.vox.com/future-perfect/23277830/covid-cash-transfers-money-global-inequality by Siobhan McDonough 27/7/22 Vox] | [https://www.vox.com/future-perfect/23277830/covid-cash-transfers-money-global-inequality by Siobhan McDonough 27/7/22 Vox] | ||
