Blog: What were you ordered for? by Maurice van Hoek
Blog from the network by Maurice van Hoek Do you work on (temporary) assignments, on projects or on a permanent job? Then it is essential that you can answer the question: 'What was I ordered for?' An example: My son plays football. He is playing an exciting...
Book tip: How Democracies Die by Steven Levitsky and Daniël Ziblatt
Book tip by Charlotte Keijzer: If there is one urgent book you should read at this moment, it is ‘How Democracies Die’. The authors, Harvard professors Steven Levitsky and Daniël Ziblatt take us on a historical tour around the world and present a deep...
Blog: From LaLaLa to LaLaLi
Blog by Hanna Buschke, participant in the Art of Facilitation training course “LaLaLi” – you might be thinking of tune of a lullaby now. It is, however, the mantra during the training course “The Art of Facilitation”. I followed this two day training course...
Book tip: The little do-gooder by Guusje Slagter
Book tip by Judith van der Leek: "On Tessa's Awkward Duckling blog I first read about this nicely illustrated book that calls for taking small steps to improve the world. Picking up a piece of trash, not eating meat for a day, selecting one sustainable...
Blog: Nexus Challenge on Games4Sustainability
“The scarcity of water is undeniably one of the biggest problems of our times. Though most of us don’t pay much attention to how we use water, the world water crisis now becomes too visible to ignore. Not long ago, Cape Town’s public administration stated that by...
Blog: A high school complexity curriculum by Roland Kupers
Blog by Roland Kupers “The real voyage of discovery lies not in finding new landscapes, but in having new eyes.” - Marcel Proust Generation Z is more interconnected than ever before – with each other and with the world. To tackle the interconnected challenges facing...
Book tip: On Complexity by Edgar Morin
Book tip by Elien Rogaar Perspectivity Enterprise recently studied and exchanged thoughts about the book 'On Complexity' by French philosopher Edgar Morin. Morin turns his attention to the technical and philosophical underpinnings of complexity theory. His main...
Book tip: The Culture Map by Erin Meyer
Book tip by Monique Janmaat How people think, lead and get things done "Why after living and working in Africa for 18 years, can’t I get used to the perception of time that a lot of people have? Why is it still a challenge to receive constructive feedback? Why is it...
Blog: Reflect & Adapt
How do you keep improving in a world that is constantly on the move? 'Reflective Communication Scrum', that is the name of the publication through which Betteke van Ruler, emeritus professor of communication science, introduced Scrum in The Netherlands....