Polarisation
What has tightened us together for long seems to disappear. Family bonds, church and class, is no longer as central to our kinship as it was. In the era of post-modernism, meaning has become subjective. We can play with all styles and combine as we want.
To many, this may also feel like a vacuum. When that what binds us disappears, there is no ‘middle’ in the society anymore leaving only the extremes without a realm or possibility to meet. The loss of bonds and polarisation are, therefore, two different sides of the same coin, and will often appear together.
Thoughts from a retired Navy Admiral.
In conversation with Deborah P Haven, REAR ADMIRAL, SC, USN (RETIRED) and Independent Consultant at Course Correction, LLC.
Leadership thoughts from one of Germany’s largest NGOs.
In conversation with Jörg-Andreas Krüger, President of the Nature and Biodiversity Conservation Union (NABU).
Ressource Use and Polarisation.
In conversation with Dr Theodoros Semertzidis Teaching Fellow, Deputy Director MSc Sustainable Resources; Economics, Policy and Transitions; Institute for Sustainable Resources, University College London.
A Systems Thinking Perspective on Polarisation.
In conversation with Kristina Wile, President Systems Thinking Collaborative.