Beyond Intractability in Context Blog
Beyond Intractability's efforts to promote more constructive approaches to conflict occur within the larger context of efforts to promote wise and equitable solutions to a broad range of social problems. This blog highlights readable news and opinion articles, "infographics" and reports that help us understand the costs--and hence, urgency -- of the conflict problem, the dynamics that make it so difficult, alternative responses, and innovative success stories about people who have successfully confronted various aspects of the problem in different settings.
BI in Context posts are being included in the
Constructive Conflict MOOS Seminar's
exploration of the tough challenges posed by the
Constructive Conflict Initiative.
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- Tipping points: sometimes small things can have huge consequences. A look at the Georgia Senatorial races and the battle for control. #mbi_context -- If Democrats Don’t Win Georgia’s Senate Seats, The Hardest Hit Will Be Their Socialist Squad
- A thoughtful and well-documented analysis that argues that the worst-case risk of civil war in the United States is much less than it might appear. #mbi_context -- Americans hate each other. But we aren’t headed for civil war.
- For our contentious times, a look at the limits and virtues of civility. #mbi_context -- Civility in War-Time
- From a conservative perspective, a bunch of hard questions that Democrats should be asking themselves but aren't. #mbi_context -- Hey, Democrats . . . How Is All of This Working Out for You?
- From AllSides.com, perspectives from across the political spectrum on "the cancel culture" #mbi_colleague -- Perspectives: Cancel Culture
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