A friend of mine asked me how he could go about switching to Linux. I sent an email back with some suggestions about how to approach it and he suggested that I should share it with others, which I did through this page.

This article was then published by the online magazine osnews.com and translated into Dutch by Jef Pober (thanks, Jef) and into French by Alain Momboisse. I then learned that it has also been translated into Polish, Korean and a host of other languages as well as linked all over the place: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6

I recently authored a piece entitled "Thus Spoke Franco:The Place of History in the Making of Foreign Policy" (PDF), which was then included in the book "Foreign Policy in a Constructed World".

In this piece I begin the groundwork for "Historical Constructivism", a framework that focuses on the uses of memory as one of the key pieces of political discourse and identity formation.

The book "Europa en Transformación: Procesos Políticos, Económicos y Sociales" houses two of my most recent contributions:

*Las instituciones de la Unión Europea y la toma de decisiones.

*Europa en Transformación: escolios finales para una reflexión futura.

Lawrence Lessig released his book "Free Culture" (PDF) under a creative commons license that makes it possible for anyone to share and enjoy with others. 

A team of volunteers then read the book and recorded it to create an audiobook, which proves the very premise argued in the book: less stringent copyrigtht leads to innovation.