Бет Новек - Как сделать, чтобы государство работало для граждан. Практическое руководство по решению общественных проблем и изменению мира
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Бет Новек, консультант десятков правительств и государственных учреждений, привлекает внимание читателей к общественным проблемам, не имеющим очевидного универсального решения – системный расизм, неразвитая медицина или ее недоступность, безработица, колоссальный разрыв между богатыми и бедными, изменения климата, – справиться в одиночку с которыми невозможно. Она подробно разбирает инструменты, с помощью которых мы можем организоваться, найти единомышленников и совместными усилиями добиваться положительных сдвигов. Автор показывает, как использовать преимущества цифровых технологий, больших данных, искусственного интеллекта и коллективных знаний для разработки и реализации эффективных решений современных проблем.
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