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Marriage and Relationships: Should I Stay or Should I Go?
I am re-posting a popular posting from March 2011 on marital relationships: I was asked how the conflict approach of this blog applies to marriage and relationships, and how to manage the associated conflict. No one is really an expert … Continue reading
The Bankruptcy of Conservatism by John Maynard Keynes
‘They offer me neither food nor drink — intellectual nor spiritual consolation… [Conservatism] leads nowhere; it satisfies no ideal; it conforms to no intellectual standard, it is not safe, or calculated to preserve from the spoilers that degree of civilisation … Continue reading
The Righteous Mind: Why Good People are Divided by Politics and Religion: Jon Haidt: Top Ten Conflict Tips
Long ago and far away, my then girlfriend very conservative Sally said one day to a very radical me: ‘You know there are just as many assholes on my side in politics as on yours. And she named some examples … Continue reading
Posted in Conflict Book Reviews, Conflict History, Conflict Processes, Neuro-science of conflict, PERSONAL CONFLICT RESOLUTION: CREATIVE STRATEGIES, Philosophy of Conflict, Religious Conflict, Top Ten Conflict Tips from Great Thinkers, Uncategorized, Ways to handle conflict
Tagged Good people divided by politics and religion, Jon Haidt, Religion, The Righteous Mind, top ten conflict tips
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The Blog in Russian
Great to see the Blog being translated into Russian: Отношение директора Оплата в среднем работник по странам Опубликовано 7 октября 2011 Звездные таблицы статистики из моего друга Мэтта соотношения средней заработной платы главных исполнительных директоров (руководителей) и средние рабочие: Насколько я … Continue reading
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Is President Obama a Socialist? Part 1
I was taught at school that it might be wise before categorizing someone, to list some criteria for any label you were considering for them, to see how they stack up against it. So, given all the name calling aimed … Continue reading
Posted in Conflict History, Conflict Humor, Conflict Processes, Economic Conflict, Environmental Conflict, Philosophy of Conflict, Uncategorized, US Political Conflict, Ways to handle conflict
Tagged !%, 99%, bush tax cuts, George Orwell, government, Obama a Socialist, politics, President Obama, US Military
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Conflict Ritual, Conflict Habits: Top Ten Conflict Tips
I recently posted this great quote from Alain de Botton about the way religion can teach us lessons about life: Education Religions are supremely effective at education, because they know that we forget everything. They are based around rehearsal, repetition, … Continue reading
Posted in Conflict History, Conflict Humor, Conflict Processes, PERSONAL CONFLICT RESOLUTION: CREATIVE STRATEGIES, The Conflict Model, Top Ten Conflict Tips from Great Thinkers, Uncategorized, Ways to handle conflict
Tagged Alain de Botton, conflict denial, conflict habits, conflict ritual, creative conflict, william ury
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Re-inventing the Sacred: Religion and the Environment: Gregory Bateson (1904-1980)
I have always liked this quote from the anthropologist Gregory Bateson, which I have posted before: ‘If you put God outside and set him vis-a-vis his creation and if you have the idea that you are created in his image, … Continue reading
Scenario Based Futuring and the Environment
Long time readers of this blog may recall my interest in a technique called scenario based futuring, invented by Arie de Geus (1930-) in Shell Oil, and popularized in Peter Schwartz’s (1946-) marvelous book ‘The Art of the Long View‘. … Continue reading
Posted in Conflict Processes, Environmental Conflict, Philosophy of Conflict, Uncategorized, Ways to handle conflict
Tagged arie de geus, Art of the Long View, business as usual, contingency plan, environment, environmental future, Peter Schwartz, phase transition, scenario based futuring, shell oil, techno fix
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