"Foundations, Principles and Inspirational Resources of Integral Politics" by IFIS' executive director Dr. Elke Fein and five co-authors (English edition) is now available (published on May 18, 2023).
The book will be published as volume 2 of our IFIS publication series "Integral Studies".
Our EU-funded Strategic Partnership Leadership for Transition Politics has now been completed. We are proud and happy to present our "Intellectual Outputs" online.
Kürzlich erschien ein Interview mit Dr. Elke Fein über integrale Politik als Folge #86 im Podcast "Servant Politics": https://lnkd.in/e8hujf8s
Two years ago, my interest in the topic of coherence started off with one of my usual early morning “downloads”.
"If a problem appears unsolvable, you have the wrong paradigm", says one of our sliders above.
In the context of our Leadership for Transition (LiFT) Politics project, we are happy to intensify our cooperation with Citizens Take Over Europe (CTOE) and the Cynefin Center as part of our exploration of how novel integral tools can deepen democracy and decision-making.
Soeben erschien Hanno Burmester und Clemens Holtmanns Buch „Liebeserklärung an eine Partei, die es nicht gibt“ (Auszug und Leseprobe hier). Es ist der Entwurf einer anderen, in meinen Worten (EF) integralen Gestalt von politischer Partei, der gleichsam incognito daherkommt.
The colloquium gathered a wide range of highly competent and engaged people. I was given plenty of time to explain my views and was asked clarifying and relevant questions by the participants.
In the talk, we explored the six new forms of metamodern politics, and interesting comments and suggestions were offered by people in the group.
As listeners, the colloquium participants were ideal, seeming to deeply engage with what was being said by others and myself.
Editorial note:
Bernard Le Roux was the presenter in our Online Colloquium n° 20, in which he shared experience from his dialog and mediation work with Swedish municipalities. As a Kick-off question, Bernard invited participants to explore the following question:
How do we understand the resistance of powerful people to participation processes, and to an honest, open conversation that actually addresses the issue?
Here is Bernard's reflection of the Colloquium:
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