Collecting KM Links

Knowledge Management Links
A whole host of interesting KM theory and related links resulting from a Google search.
http://thegoldenmean.homestead.com/
Interesting essays, with similar synchronicity between geometry and east / west, subjective / objective knowledge views, plus the Golden Mean Dicussion Group.

http://www.brint.com/papers/kmebiz/kmebiz.html
e-Biz KM organisation founded by Yogesh Malhotra. Many citations from e-Biz Gurus, major Consultancies and Educational Institutions.

http://www.irit.fr/kr02/
A Knowledge Representation Conference in Toulouse, April 2002. Pepers requested.

http://www.asme.org/bog/coc/intro.ppt
A presentation by Andre Soto of ASME concering rational, subjective, transactional, process and cultural knowledge views. Background sought.

http://pages.cpsc.ucalgary.ca/~kremer/courses/CG/CGlecture_notes.html
Some really formal stuff about knowledge representation using graph symbology for propositional and predicate calculus by Dr Dickson Lukose, Uni of New England.

http://www.dfki.de/~bauer/um-ws/Final-Versions/Kellogg/node1.html
1997 Paper on “Belief Update in Multi-Agent Systems” by Tad Kellogg and Piotr J. Gmytrasiewicz, Uni of Texas at Arlington. Involves some interesting stuff on Bayesian analysis.

http://ksi.cpsc.ucalgary.ca/IJHCS/VH/
Using Explicit Ontologies in KBS Development, by G. van Heijst A.Th. Schreiber B.J. Wielinga, Uni of Amsterdam.

http://www.knowledgeage.com/
Remedial Genius by Derek Cabrera. Self promotional web-site focussing on “Knowledge Age Organisations”

http://www.muc.muohio.edu/~ais/index.htmlx
Quote : The Association for Integrative Studies serves as an organized voice and a national source of information on integrative and interdisciplinary approaches to the discovery, transmission and application of knowledge. Unquote. Some good links. Stangley hosted by the “Miami Unix Collective” !

http://www.km-forum.org/bib_ey.htm
1995 Bibliography of Knowledge in Organizations, By Laurence Prusak and Suzanne Connolly, Ernst & Young LLP. Hosted at Bo Newman’s “Knowledge Management Forum” – last updated in 2000.

http://www.ascusc.org/jcmc/vol3/issue3/breen.html
Information Does Not Equal Knowledge: Theorizing the Political Economy of Virtuality, by Marcus Breen, Uni of North Carolina. Some interesting polical correctness aspects of why information does not equal knowledge.

http://www.shef.ac.uk/~is/publications/infbehav/prelims.html
1996 Information Behaviour : An Interdisciplinary Perspective.A report to the British Library Research & Innovation Centre on a review of the literature, by Professor Tom Wilson and Christina Walsh, of Sheffield Uni, UK.

http://www.philog.ruc.dk/halpern_abs.html
Abstract of Dimensions in Epistemic Logic : Substantive Rationality and Backward Induction by Joseph Halpern. Hosted by The Danish Network for Philosophical Logic and its Applications. Next conference Oct / Nov 2002.

http://www.seaca.org/
Rational Philosophy for the Spiritual Quest. Somewhat Jungian perspectives on the whacky web site of Andrew Stanworth. Includes paper on “The Fundamental Particles of Information Processing”. Query Quantum Computing. (Contact made and correspondence on this subject June 2002)

http://www.inet.co.th/cyberclub/sgould/SGould.htm
Personal web-site of Sean Gould, Engineer and Amateur Philosopher (like me!). Has published “New Model of Evolution” and is part of the Darwin Web Ring. Also has some interesting philosophical content.

http://www.uni-leipzig.de/~debatin/english/Books/Diss.htm
A precis of The Rationality of Metaphor: An Analysis Based on the Philosophy of Language and Communication Theory, by Bernhard Debatin. Ooh good ! now have an external link from model to “metaphor” too. (See metaphor, analogy, model, reality thread.)

http://www.devmts.demon.co.uk/pubs.htm
Learning and capability stuff and much more by Stan Lester. Private research consultant in Taunton, UK

http://www.rbjones.com/rbjpub/philos/epistem/rbj005.htm
Broken Link ! Who is R B Jones ?

http://www.drury.edu/ess/Reason/reason1.html
Reason, Revolution, Relativism, and Reactionaries, by Dr. Charles Ess, Drury Uni. Overtly “religious”, but some key threads on excessive rationality in western dualism.