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04 Mar 2011
Donald Rumsfeld was widely mocked when he talked about “known unknowns”. However, as is often the way with these things, the phrase has now taken on a life of its own. People now use various versions of this little formulation to explain that they don’t know everything that they don’t know but that they do know some of the things that they don’t know. You know?
28 Feb 2011
Matthew Taylor
I have written before about my obsession with small group dynamics. Then three things happened which made me determined to research and write something more substantial on the issue.
18 Feb 2011
Amidst the coverage of the government’s ‘yew-turn’ over plans to privatise the state owned forests I noticed this statement;
15 Feb 2011
Jonathan Rowson
I first learned about the amygdala from Daniel Goleman's famous book, Emotional Intelligence. He makes repeated reference to this part of the brain in his description of 'neural hijackings', in which the brain detects a threatening situation, and provokes flight/fright/freeze responses, flooding us with emotion.
02 Feb 2011
The news that Nat Wei, the Government’s advisor on the Big Society, wants to spend more time in paid work and with his friends and family, and less time volunteering as the Big Society Tsar has lead to much gloating.
14 Jan 2011
Conventional wisdom, which is usually more conventional than wise, advises us that there are three things we should NOT talk about in polite company: sex, religion and money.
12 Jan 2011
We had an interesting meeting the other day with some senior civil servants (I won’t say the department but it isn’t hard to work out). We showcased our work in areas ranging from social networks to behaviour change to civic power and received a generous and enthusiastic response. I took two things out of the meeting.
10 Jan 2011
T. S. Eliot once wrote that poets are like catalysts that bring about an interaction between two gases.
15 Dec 2010
If you are a charity, what’s the best way to raise £100,000?
09 Dec 2010
The Arts and Social Change strand of Citizen Power just held the third Creative Gathering last night in the Beckett Chapel within Peterborough Cathedral. We will be holding many more but I realize that for those not there, this term of ‘creative gatherings’ may be confusing. Don’t I just mean meetings? And if so, who for? And why?
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