From Push To Pull: Emerging Models For Mobilizing Resources

John Hagel · John Seely Brown

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The signs are around us. We are on the cusp of a shift to a new common sense model that will re-shape many facets of our life, including how we identify ourselves, participate with others, connect with others, mobilize resources and learn. This paper will focus on only one facet of this new common sense model emerging approaches for mobilizing resources.

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