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Tag Archives: Society
Reframing Brexit
The UK is fractured by Brexit. The arguments, both for, and against, are largely tribal and intractable. And of one thing i am sure: whichever side ‘wins’, it will also lose. Unity is not something that can be imposed. And … Continue reading
Mapping the Social Age
At the start of every year, i redraw the map of the Social Age, to reflect my current understanding of the landscape. But every year remains a sketch map: this is an evolving landscape, like the face of a glacier. … Continue reading
Posted in Change
Tagged Belief, Change, Control, Leadership, Map, Mapping, Social Age, Society
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A Home for Everyone
There was a story in the news today about a hotel which has cancelled a booking for 26 homeless people over Christmas. Organised by a local charity, it was an opportunity for people who live on the street to have … Continue reading
Shadow of a Person
I recognise in myself that i do not treat the people i see sleeping on the street equally: sometimes i ignore them, sometimes i try to give a kind word, sometimes i buy them a cup of tea (which is … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Inclusivity, Kindness
Tagged Community, Equality, Ethics, Homelessness, Money, Person, Society, Values, Wealth
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Engaging Power: An Illustration of Cohesion
I wrote a series of four pieces recently, exploring gang violence, but really a perspective on the power structures, and mechanisms of coherence, that underly community (and mechanisms for diffusing, or countering, toxic culture). It is all fairly early stage, … Continue reading
Posted in Gangs
Tagged Change, Community, illustration, Leadership, Power, Society, Tension, Violence
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Engaging Power [2]: Gangs
What is a gang? A social structure, certainly, with defined membership, and rituals surrounding that. A structure with hierarchy, either formally defined, or discovered through experience, either fixed, or fluid. Territorial: a gang is associated with a subset of geography, … Continue reading
Humility
Yesterday i shared a short introduction to an idea for an essay on ‘The Humble Leader’. Today, i have felt encouraged to build the idea out further. This is a rewrite, and substantial build upon, yesterdays post. Part 1: Society … Continue reading
Posted in Humility
Tagged Community, Generosity, humility, Leadership, Reflection, Sharing, Social Leadership, Society, Writing
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