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Transformative Dialogue - a promising approach to conflict transformation.
Started Feb 3 0 Replies 6 Likes
Last week I attended a course in Transformative Dialogue at the Nansen Center for Peace and Dialogue in beautiful Lillehammer, Norway. The transformative approach resonates with thinking on adaptive…Continue
Tags: wicked, problems, complexity, leadership, adaptive
Applying Argyris and Action Science to conflict resolution practice?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Michelle Garred, PhD Dec 16, 2011. 20 Replies 3 Likes
Has anyone considered applying the work of Chris Argyris and "Action Science" to conflict resolution practice? Is it useful to characterise change agents and peace-builders as "Action Scientists" in…Continue
Research into change dynamics in conflict communities
Started this discussion. Last reply by Tracy Wallach Jun 2, 2011. 8 Replies 2 Likes
HelloI am currently doing masters programme research into Change dynamics in conflict reconciliation and prevention. I'm seeking suggestions for reading and case studies.I am particularly interested…Continue
Tags: systems, adaptive, transitional, leadership, psychodynamics
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Last week I attended a course in Transformative Dialogue at the Nansen Center for Peace and Dialogue in beautiful Lillehammer, Norway. The transformative approach resonates with thinking on adaptive leadership to address soft complexity "wicked" problems, and the Transformative Dialogue approach is a lot about "letting go", giving the work back to the people, and "following the heat" in what can be seen as a zone of productive distress.The approach seems particularly well-suited to conflict…See More
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"Vasudev kutukbkam" entire world is a family.This is the teaching of our indian culture and tradition.This is a wonderful site to to know our inner self and each other and can make a world a family.
We created countries, boundaries,religions,cast,race for any reason.But this the time to realize that we are one and naturally interconnected with each other which we can just realize by watching inhale and exhale of our breaths. The source is same without any discrimination of religion and boundaries, equally for all living life of universe .When we understand this simple thing then we must understand how our and other's life is equally important, valuable and respectable .
We should follow the nature's rule,God has given us a human life not for destruction but to look after the wellbeing of all living life so that peace and harmony can establish in this planet.
I shall be happy if we could be a friend with harmonious relationship.
shyam