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Complexity is not instantaneous. It is constructed step by step as simpler elements combine into increasingly structured systems. Assembly Theory examines how this process produces the world around us.

An overview of the nuances between data, information and knowledge, focusing on their levels of abstraction and value creation.

Infrastructure determines who can participate in society. As more of that infrastructure becomes digital, the need for open, interoperable and accessible public systems becomes increasingly important.

The systems that organise information, infrastructure and decision-making shape outcomes at every level of society. Understanding the differences between centralised and decentralised models helps explain how power, participation and resilience are distributed.