Interdisciplinary Dialogical Framework

 

Conditions shaping judgement and action

 

Conditions, what enables or constrains

 

Encounter & meaning

Martin Buber, Emmanuel Levinas, Hannah Arendt, David Bohm, Jürgen Habermas

 - encounter as a source of meaning and judgement

 - plurality, action and the unpredictability of the human condition 

 

Modernity & societal tension

Hartmut Rosa, Zygmunt Bauman, Nassim Nicolas Taleb

 - acceleration, fragmentation, uncertainty

 

Digital society & behaviour

Sherry Turkle, Jonathan Haidt, Jean Twenge

 - impact of technology on relationships, identity and judgement

 

Economy & governance

Elinor Ostrom, Herbert Simon, Mark Granovetter, Clayton Christensen

 - institutions, decision-making and the relational foundations of economic behaviour

 

Governance, strategy & value

Michael Porter, Henry Mintzberg, Philip Kotler, Kevin Lane Keller, Noriaki Kano, Cees Storm, Tim Koller

 - value creation and decision-making

 

Systems & transformation

Donella Meadows, Peter Senge, Gregory Bateson, Otto Scharmer, Nora Bateson

 - systems thinking and change

 - systems as living relational contexts (warm data)

 

Space & society

Jan Gehl, Jacob Moreno, Jane Jacobs, Ray Oldenburg, Robert Putnam, Richard Florida, Pierre Bourdieu

 - public space, encounter and social capital

 

 

Judgement & action (capacity)

 

Perceiving

 - seeing what is actually going on

Michael Polanyi

 

Interpreting

 - making sense without fixed rules, weighing perspectives

Hannah Arendt

 

Acting , intervening in the moment

 - questioning, slowing down, and improvising under uncertainty

Donald Schön