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  Peer Leadership Networks

  Peer leadership is the capacity of people who share similar identities, circumstances, or contexts to provide each other with trusted and relevant information, advice, and support when it is needed most. Peer leadership prioritizes listening and problem-solving among leaders in a safe ...

  Giorgio Bertini added 3 hours ago

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  Projects as a Complex Adaptive System

  As a fundamental model for projects I want to use the notion of a Complex Adaptive System (CAS). In this post I will outline what this means; what are the properties of a CAS and how are they beneficial in our quest to search for answers to project problems?

  Giorgio Bertini added 6 hours ago

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  Resilience of a social-ecological system

  The general meaning of resilience, derived from its Latin roots 'to jump or leap back', is the ability to recover from or adjust easily to misfortune or change. In the Resilience Alliance we put more emphasis on the capacity to "get back" than to "bounce back". Our focus is social-ecological ...

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  Self-organizing teams - When to stand back, when to step in

  Part of my definition of a successful team is that the members of the team increase their knowledge and capacity as a result of their work on the team. That means that giving the team the opportunity to learn is part of the job. One of challenges I see when managers first start working with ...

  Giorgio Bertini added 7 hours ago

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  Self Organizing Flocks - Video

  This amazing video of a large flock of starlings making elaborate and intricate patterns in the sky above Denmark has been making the rounds on blogs and news sites lately:

  Giorgio Bertini added 7 hours ago

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