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Power, Policy and Samkhya Philosophy Dipak Gyawali What technology policy? Whose technology policy? Hegemony of Runaway Technology Policy??!! FATALISM +ve Grid HIERARCHISM Asymmetrical Transactions: Risk Absorbing: Strong Ascribed

Power, Policy and Samkhya Philosophy Dipak Gyawali What technology policy? Whose technology policy? Hegemony of Runaway Technology Policy??!!
FATALISM +ve Grid HIERARCHISM Asymmetrical Transactions: Risk Absorbing: Strong Ascribed Order Risk Minimizing: Coping Rationality Procedural Rationality M C A O N P A E G E Unfettered Competition: Weak Group Cohesion Fettered Competition: Strong Group Cohesion -ve +ve Group Group INDIVIDUALISM EGALITARIANISM C O M T M A O B D O I O T I Us Z E Vs Them Risk Taking: Risk Avoiding: Substantive Rationality Critical Rationality -ve Grid Symmetrical Transactions: Weak Ascribed Order
Hierarchism: Coercive Power ( Tamasik ), Strategy of Codes and Procedures PUBLIC WATER Individualism: Persuasive Power ( Rajasik ), Strategy of Networking Freedom PRIVATE WATER Egalitarianism: Moral Power ( Satwik ), Strategy of Critique COMMON POOL WATER

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