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Jul 5, 2022

Things you might enjoy IV

June 2022 edition — Every couple of weeks I collect a handful of books, essays, threads, and ideas that others — i.e. you — might find enjoyable too. Let go, notice more, use everything – Robert Poynton’s “Do Improvise” I’ve been playing improv ever since I stumbled into “TAPS 103: Beginning Improvising” in grad school, an intense 10-week immersion into the art of improvisational theater…

Reading Recommendations

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Things you might enjoy IV
Things you might enjoy IV
Reading Recommendations

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Apr 25, 2022

Things you might find interesting too III (April 2022 edition)

I’m periodically sharing some of the books and ideas I‘ve come across over the past days and weeks. I hope that if you haven‘t come across these yet, you might find them as interesting, useful, and enjoyable as I did. …

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Things you might find interesting too III (April 2022 edition)
Things you might find interesting too III (April 2022 edition)

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Feb 6, 2022

Things you might find interesting too (early February 2022 edition)

I thought I’d periodically try to share some of the books and ideas I’ve come across over the past days and weeks. Why? First, I hope that, if you have not yet come across them, you might find them as interesting, useful, and enjoyable as I did. …

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Things you might find interesting too (early February 2022 edition)
Things you might find interesting too (early February 2022 edition)

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Jan 5, 2022

Things you might find interesting too (early January 2022 edition)

This is a brief roundup of some of the books and ideas I’ve come across over the past days and weeks. My intention is two-fold: If you have not yet come across these, I hope you will find them as interesting, useful, and enjoyable as I did. Sharing this in…

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Things you might find interesting too (early January 2022 edition)
Things you might find interesting too (early January 2022 edition)

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Apr 28, 2021

Four facets of failure: lessons we might be able to learn from Switzerland’s pandemic crisis management

Not long ago I was invited to give a talk about some lessons we might be able to learn from Switzerland’s pandemic crisis management. The invitation provided a welcome opportunity to take a step back and reflect on what’s been happening since all of this started. Much of this piece…

Covid-19

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Some lessons we might be able to learn from Switzerland’s crisis management in this pandemic
Some lessons we might be able to learn from Switzerland’s crisis management in this pandemic
Covid-19

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Mar 3, 2021

Four things I’ve been surprised by in the context of the pandemic

This piece was previously a thread I wrote on Twitter in January 2021. It seemed to resonate quite a bit, which is why I’ve turned it into a blog post. I’ve only edited it lightly. I’ve been cleaning out my notes and wanted to share a short note with four…

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Four things I’ve been surprised by in the context of the pandemic
Four things I’ve been surprised by in the context of the pandemic

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Mar 8, 2020

„Gradually, then suddenly“ — four concepts that may help us think clearly about the coronavirus epidemic

Update 13 March 2020: This essay is also available, in lightly updated form, on the website of the New England Complex Systems Systems Institute (NECSI) A German translation has been published by reatch (“research and technology in switzerland”) Massimo Conte of the Complexity Education Project has published an Italian translation …

Epidemic

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„Gradually, then suddenly“ — four concepts that may help us think clearly about the coronavirus…
„Gradually, then suddenly“ — four concepts that may help us think clearly about the coronavirus…
Epidemic

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Centre for Public Impact

·Jan 30, 2020

What I think we do at the Centre for Public Impact

This is my last week at the Centre for Public Impact after five wonderful years. I feel privileged to have been part of an organisation with such an ambitious purpose. Part of the challenge of being in an organisation with a remit as broad as “shaping a new future for…

Paradigms

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What I think we do at the Centre for Public Impact
What I think we do at the Centre for Public Impact
Paradigms

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Centre for Public Impact

·Dec 19, 2019

Reading recommendations around our emerging vision for better government

Our emerging vision for better government is based on three core beliefs: Most of the challenges we face as society are complex in nature The quality of human relationships matters a great deal Progress is best achieved through continuous learning As we have been developing our views on the future…

Reinventing Organizations

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Some reading recommendations on the future of government
Some reading recommendations on the future of government
Reinventing Organizations

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Centre for Public Impact

·Sep 19, 2019

The future of government is in your hands— which cards will you play?

Government is no child’s play, it’s serious business because the stakes are so high. So why is it that we’ve been playing the same tired, worn-out cards? We use target-driven managing — even when we know full well that making people accountable for results they don’t actually control inevitably leads…

Board Games

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The future of government is in your hands— which cards will you play?
The future of government is in your hands— which cards will you play?
Board Games

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