Discussion on political organising – and how to make it better – Part 2
This is the second part of a discussion I had with Marc Hudson, co-editor of Manchester Climate Monthly and person […]
Discussion on political organising – and how to make it better – Part 1
This is the first part of a discussion I had with one Marc Hudson, co-editor of Manchester Climate Monthly and […]
A silent interview on the sustainability of political movements
As part of my series of posts about the sustainability of political movements in the UK I recently interviewed an […]
Who do business and NGO leaders regard as their peers?
I think a good way to look at the nature of boundaries between organisations is to look at communication across […]
The Boundaryless Corporation
Some years ago Jack Welch, the chairman of General Electric, came up with the idea of ‘boundaryless organisation’. He wanted […]
A website on sustainability of political activism
Someone put me in touch with the person behind this excellent Ending Activism blog. I am working my way through […]
The sustainability of political organising – a series begins
So this is me starting on a series of posts I’ve been planning for a while on the sustainability of […]
The Co-operative Bank, ethical investment and the killing of 34 people
Most people will have noticed in the news recently that conflicts between miners and management at the Lonmin-owned Marikana mine […]
What an economic crisis can expose
Post by Nachopolis, a Spanish exile in London: The financial crisis seems to be moving towards new territories. Please read […]
Are we ruled by psychopaths?
Developing a comment from a couple of weeks ago, there’s been a lot of talk among some people recently of […]