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Explore the master publication, a short introduction to the Information Wheel and two signed companion perspectives that extend and question the framework.
The foundation for the Information Governance framework. Five essays examine the ingredients of a healthy information environment, the capabilities citizens need, shared responsibilities, the institutions involved and practical ways to observe whether the system is working.
A concise introduction to the Information Wheel and the five functions that support independent judgement. It explains why information governance matters in the age of AI and offers five practical questions anyone can use to examine the information around them.
These authors speak in their own names. Their work adds scientific and interdisciplinary lenses while keeping differences and open questions visible.
A scientific lens on the Information Wheel as an adaptive, contested system. Drawing on active inference and collective intelligence, Pereira considers how people and institutions observe change, preserve useful difference, coordinate and revise their understanding.
A constructive examination of the framework’s human boundary: responsibility, attention, knowledge, technological change and citizenship. It offers five questions rather than five final answers and leaves productive tension visible.