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A Level Sociology and PhilosophyA Level Sociology and Philosophy
Business Takeover of SchoolsBusiness Takeover of Schools
Computers and I.T.Computers and I.T.
Education and Social JusticeEducation and Social Justice
Education MarketsEducation Markets
Education Not For SaleEducation Not For Sale
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Engineering IndustryEngineering Industry
Funding for EducationFunding for Education
GATSGATS
GlobalisationGlobalisation
Horological TrainingHorological Training
Human CapitalHuman Capital
Intellectual LabourIntellectual Labour
Intellectual Property RightsIntellectual Property Rights
KM and Knowledge RevolutionKM and Knowledge Revolution
Labour Power: a CommodityLabour Power: a Commodity
Leadership: a Marxist PerspectiveLeadership: a Marxist Perspective
Learning SocietyLearning Society
Lifelong Learning and MarxismLifelong Learning and Marxism
Marx and Future of the HumanMarx and Future of the Human
Marx and TimeMarx and Time
Marxist Educational TheoryMarxist Educational Theory
MERDMERD
New Labour Education PolicyNew Labour Education Policy
New Labour, Schools and the Knowledge EconomyNew Labour, Schools and the Knowledge Economy
Nietzsche and PostmodernismNietzsche and Postmodernism
PedagogyPedagogy
Prizes and AwardsPrizes and Awards
Radical EducatorRadical Educator
Recruitment, Apprenticeship and Employers NeedsRecruitment, Apprenticeship and Employers Needs
Social ClassSocial Class
Student WorkersStudent Workers
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ValueValue






Chandos Book Publishing

2000

 New Labour's Knowledge Economy vs. Critical Pedagogy: the Battle in Seattle and its significance for education - paper presented by Glenn Rikowski.
Paper presented at the Annual Conference of Socialist Economists, University of London, Malet Street, London, 1st July 2000

2001

Ruth Rikowksi gave a special lecture to MSc students at Kingston University, on Knowledge Managment and the Knowledge Revolution , 13th June 2001. Based on Ruth Rikowski's articles in Business Information Review , 2000
The knowledge economy is here - but where are the information professionals (Part 1)
Business Information Review, September 2000, Vol. 17, No. 3, pp. 157-167
The knowledge economy is here - but where are the information professionals (Part 2), Business Information Review, December 2000, Vol. 17, No. 4, pp. 227-233

Ruth Rikowski spoke at the Open University, to library and information staff, entitled
Looking ahead in the information world, on 27th September 2001. The talk focused on I.T. and KM issues for the library and information profession in the future
Looking ahead in the information world by Ruth Rikowski

2002

 Ruth Rikowski spoke at Aslib Knowledge Management Conference. Talk entitled: The role of the informational professional in KM initiatives
Conference entitled Mobilising Knowledge for Business Performance
Held at Brunei Gallery, Schoolf of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, 8th May 2002.
Talk based on Ruth Rikowski's article: The role of the information professional in knowledge management: the beginning of the end or the end of the beginning for the information professional?, Managing Information, May 2003, Vol. 10, no 4, pp.44-47

Ruth Rikowski gave a special lecture on Information Management and Knowledge Management in the Knowledge Economy to MSc students at Kingston University
on 20th May 2002
Talk based on Ruth Rikowski's articles in Business Information Review
The knowledge economy is here - but where are the information professionals (Part 1) Business Information Review, September 2000, Vol. 17, No. 3, pp. 157-167
The knowledge economy is here - but where are the information professionals (Part 2), Business Information Review, December 2000, Vol. 17, No. 4, pp. 227-233

2003

 Ruth Rikowski gave a talk at the Library and Information Show , Excel, Docklands on The Role of the Information Professional in Knowledge Management, 1st May 2003
Talk based on Ruth's article: The role of the information professional in knowledge management: the beginning of the end or the end of the beginning for the information professional?, Managing Information, May 2003, Vol. 10, no 4, pp.44-47

2005

 Ruth Rikowski gave a special lecture to the MBA students at London South Bank University on 18th April 2005, on Leadership in the New Economy: extracting knowledge and ideas from intellectual labour - a Marxist perspective

2006



THE KNOWLEDGE-BASED ECONOMY:


Inaugural Annual Research Programme 2005-6, for the Institute for Advanced Studies (IAS), Lancaster University

April 5-6 2006
Workshop: Value Theory in the Knowledge-Based Economy
Ruth Rikowski, speaking about The creation of value from knowledge

Knowledge-Based Economy Programme at Lancaster University, October 2005 - July 2006

For enquiries about the Knowledge-Based Economy Programme, please contact:
Dr Steve Fleetwood, KBE Programme Director - s.fleetwood@lancaster.ac.uk

For general information about the IAS and its activities, please contact:
Professor Bob Jessop, IAS Director - r.jessop@lancaster.ac.uk


Bruce Lloyd Professor of Strategic Management, London South Bank University, gave a talk entitled: Knowledge Management: what has wisdom got to do with it?at a Gurteen Knowledge Cafe held at London South Bank University on 24th January 2006.
For further information about the Gurteen Knowledge Cafes, visit the David Gurteen website
Gurteen Knowledge Cafes
Professor Bruce Lloyd is writing a chapter on KM and wisdom for a book that Ruth Rikowski is editing - Knowledge Management: practical, social, cultural and theoretical perspectives, Chandos publishers: Oxford, 2006
Knowledge Management- Edited by Ruth Rikowksi


Ruth Rikowksi gave a guest lecture to Masters students (MSc in Information Systems/MSc Electronic Commerce) at Kingston University on the topic of
The Creation of Value from Knowledge
On 4th April 2006, 13.30-15.30pm
Talk based on an article of Ruth's that is on Information for Social Change website
Creating Value from Knowledge in the Knowledge Revolution




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