Openness
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Openness may refer to a general philosophical position highlighted by a decision-making process recognizing communal management by distributed stakeholders (users, producers, or contributors) rather than a centralized authority (owners, experts, boards of directors, etc.).
Openness (or intellect) is the name of one of the major dimensions of personality.
References
Umberto Eco, 1989. The Open Work. Harvard UP.
See also
- Accessibility
- Free association
- Free content
- Free software
- Glasnost
- Open source
- Open access: publishing
- Open innovation
- Open education
- Open educational resources
- Open-design movement
- Open government
- Open Knowledge Foundation
- Open knowledge
- Open-mindedness
- Open text
- Open gaming
- Open government
- Open patent
- Open-source curriculum
- Open-source governance
- Open-source hardware
- Open-source journalism
- Open-source model
- Open standard
- Openness to experience
- Secrecy: the opposite of openness
- The Open Definition
- Transparency: openness in a utilitarian view, economic openness, open economic or politic data, degree of openness, etc.
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