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Reflections on the challenges of participatory democracy

November 27, 2011

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For many years I have been thinking about the challenges of Peace & Power, and other forms of participatory democracy, and the “Occupy” movement has intensified my thinking about all of this. I live right next door to a vacant lot in Oakland, California, where last week-end the “Occupy” group tore down a fence last […]

“Peace & Power” has come to the 99%

November 18, 2011

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Ever since the “Occupy” movement started, I have watched, with some amazement, reports of the process that they have developed for the “participatory democracy” that is evolving, and especially their approaches for the General Assemblies! Belief it or not, what is evolving is a version of “Peace and Power” for very large groups, and I […]

Peace and Power – a dozen and one things you can do!

April 2, 2011

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I am working on the 8th Edition of Peace and Power: Creative Leadership for Building Community.  The 1st edition was published in 1984, with Charlene Eldridge as the lead author.  After Charlene died in 1993, I have continued this work, and like the Nurse Manifest project, it continues to hold a small but steady presence […]

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