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In an earlier post, I suggested that resolution of public policy conflict by collaborative methods might benefit from applying lessens learned from the emergence of complex networks. Both enhance the ability of individuals and organizations to solve problems they can’t manage on their own. They also seem, though, to differ sharply in many ways. Conflict [...]
Here is a wonderful brainstorming about conflict and peaceful resolution by students of the European Peace University (EPU). They created a YouTube page and a blog for that program. This is their introduction to this video. An experimental peace education video created by EPU Students of Fall Term 2008. Based on the World Cafè methodology, [...]