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  1. Predicting a "Rule-of-Law" Crisis?

    … degree of absolutely unavoidable uncertainty. Still, as Kenneth Boulding was fond of reminding us, there are things that we …

  2. Reconciliation as a Noun and a Verb (Outcome and Process)

    … Adam Smith, who was talking about capitalist economies, and Kenneth Boulding added the “invisible fist” notion, as a …

  3. Conflict Transformation

    … doing my first reading in the field. And Jim Lowey and Kenneth Boulding and Paul Weir and Johan Galtung, so I was reading …

  4. Update and Current Implications of Chip Hauss's 2003 Essay on Reconciliation

    … decisions, it did get things done. So, following Kenneth Boulding's "First Law," if it exist[ed], it must be … [2 ] "Boulding's First Law"  Mettacenter. …

  5. Reconciliation - Update and Current Implications

    … decisions, it did get things done. So, following Kenneth Boulding's "First Law," if it exist[ed], it must be … [3 ] "Boulding's First Law"  Mettacenter. …

  6. Envisioning

    … top leaders and to the grassroots. For these reasons, Elise Boulding chose people from this middle level to participate … didn't mention was the envisioning workshops that Elise Boulding used to run about imagining a world without … Elise linked her imaging notion to her husband Kenneth's "First Law" --"What exists is possible."  That …

  7. What Are Intractable Conflicts? (Video and Transcript)

    … there is bad decision-making. A former colleague of ours, Kenneth Boulding, talked about the “law of political irony” …

  8. John Paul Lederach

    … that, doing my first reading in the field. And Jim Lowy and Kenneth Boulding and Paul Wehr and Johan Galtung, so I was reading … attracted primarily by the fact that this was the home of Kenneth and Elise Boulding and Paul Weir and others and the …

  9. Conflict Frontiers

    … these earlier authors but also integrating the ideas of Kenneth Boulding and Wendell Jones relating to levels of systems and …

  10. Sharp vs. Fuzzy Feedback — The Distinction That Explains Why Society Can Be Both Astonishingly Smart and Incredibly Stupid

    … for the future to surprise us. We do not, however, as Kenneth Boulding used to say, need to be dumbfounded. We can predict …