The REGENERATION of THE COMMON GOOD
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Human interaction has long been considered the ‘backdrop’ to social, economic and legal relations. However, with the advent of digital technologies and, more recently, artificial intelligence, human interaction has become an ‘at-risk’ asset and, therefore, ‘visible’ as an absolute value, thus taking on the clear consistency of an interest worthy of legal protection. But what … Read more
In their book Regeneration: The Future of Community in a Permacrisis World, Christian Sarkar, Philip Kotler, and Enrico Foglia discuss the critical importance of cultural regeneration as one of the nine domains of the Common Good requiring urgent transformation. The other domains—social, economics, nature, work, media, law, technology, and politics—each play vital roles in shaping our … Read more
When business leaders talk about ecosystems, they often conjure up images of sprawling supply chains, digital platforms or interconnected industries. But in the rush to draw parallels, the term has become little more than corporate jargon – another way of describing complex business networks without recognizing the underlying systems that determine their success or failure. True … Read more
BY GREG SATELL When we’re passionate about an idea, we want others to see it the same way we do, with all its beautiful complexity and nuance. We want to believe that if others can just understand it, they will embrace it. That’s why most change management practices focus on persuasion, explaining the need for change and … Read more
BY STEVEN DAY If you’re a reasonably young person who is opposing measures to address climate change for reasons of financial or political gain, be afraid. Be very afraid. Largely out of public view, there is a growing advocacy for treating certain forms of climate change denial as a crime. The political will to do this doesn’t exist … Read more
One explanation for the fires in Hawaii is the “flash drought.” We wanted to understand what that means, so we republished this article with permission. BY Antonia Hadjimichael, Penn State Many people are familiar with flash floods – torrents that develop quickly after heavy rainfall. But there’s also such a thing as a flash drought, … Read more