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this topic is for all persons who wish to share complexity governance tools as a mean for human populations to exercise good complexity governance sharing a global strategy of complexity governance excluding the alternation of crisis -trauma- crisis
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this document contains a brief set of examples of tools developed to create complexity governance, based on the introduction of the system theory of violence I am adding 3 more documents in one collection: http://www.aurora-hope.net/?c=980 k=e859c70f5b
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andreu ginestet
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http://www.aurora-hope.net/?r=167 please also have a look at this tool I think it helps a lot understanding how to visualize complexity in the most simple possible manner.
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andreu ginestet
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Hi Kaliyamoorthy! just to illustrate a single argument: it is very true, that a complexity reduction in certain segments reduces violence. This is the case for C1 and C2 (human population and communication) depending on the environmental...
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KALIYAMOORTHY
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Hey Ginestet, A system is balanced when all the component are in equilibrium. So, the strategic planning is to maintain these component not to collapse each other. The moment, you find there is a overlap / touch, it means that , the balance is at...
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Yes! The government is answerable to the people.
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No! The nation should show solidaity with the government.
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sheriff r mohideen
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sure.The government is answerable for not handling a crisis situation properly
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VISHWA DEEPAK MISHRA
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Criticism is a part,lets not deny with this fact,take a consensus from a family,who has lost dear-ones in a terror attack,but still being an active citizen of a nation,We should contribute suggestions not sarcasm to the govt.
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Shanti Roshan
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Agree with my friends on the other side of the debate. But after crisis the matter has to be dug up and plugholes closed. The opposite happens in India. The moment there is a crisis, everyone from the politician to man on the corner wants to have...
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Debate: "Is it right on a citizen's part to criticize the government during times of crisis like bomb explosions, mob violence etc.?" deleted from your view.
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