Society as Software - Slides

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John King, professor in the School of Information and Vice Provost for Academic Information, at the University of Michigan, delivered a lecture entitled Society as Software as part of UCI's Institute for Software Research's Distinguished Speaker Series 2008-2009. This talk is in the grand tradition…

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