[Editor's note: After the web pages has been updated in June 2003, the following correspondence occured online.]

Topic:	Who can govern it? (1 of 2)
Conf:	SIG: Sys Appl in Business & Industry
From:	Koichi Haruna
Date:	Friday, June 27, 2003 12:19 AM

"Mutual Development of Technologies and Governance"was very suggestive and I understand that the author's example gives the reality to his 4Propositions that he gives.So, I would like to know who can do govern mutual development process of technologies and governance. I may have given an example by Technology Policy Staff in this SIG of ISSS 2002.But it is surely a part of the governance process.

Topic:	Who can govern it? (2 of 2)
Conf:	SIG: Sys Appl in Business & Industry
From:	David Hawk
Date:	Wednesday, July 02, 2003 02:40 PM

Hi,
Thought provoking question, and perhaps the most critical one. Annaleena and I believe mutual governance comes from each participant being willing and able to govern their selves, and then coming to the interdependence table with that degree of independence and the responsibility asociated with it. Would like to see more of your paper from last year on this or related toipcs. Where can I find it?

Will you be in Crete on Monday?

Most truly,
David Hawk