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Peer2Politics
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on peer-to-peer dynamics in politics, the economy and organizations
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jean lievens
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Applicants asked to develop new products or services to harness the power of “big data” to improve health. 
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For two very big reasons this myth is harming business, society and politics. Especially right wing politics keeps on selling us the need for competition and also big business glamorizes it. Yet reality (through studies of nature and social processes) shows us two very big reasons why the lie needs to end. As if the reason that the number of regulations protecting (big) business interests over the health of our planet are still growing wasn't enough.You win by optimization of alignment and coop
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In her book "Pioneering the Possible," Scilla Elworthy seeks to empower readers to be agents of change. Elworthy, a keynote speaker at the Global Media Forum, talks to DW about consciousness, inner power and values.
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Abby Martin interviews Margaret Heffernan, author of ‘Willful Blindness’ and ‘A Bigger Prize’, about the destructive impact of competition and alternative models of incentivizing people to work together for the greater good.
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Based on the book PLATFORM REVOLUTION. Learn more at platformrevolution.com Follow us on @platrevolution and https://www.facebook.com/platformrevolution/
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The animal kingdom contains numerous examples of individuals cooperating with one another to achieve impressive outcomes without the need for planning, contr...
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If competition ends up as being a fight to the finish, then we need a new way of thinking about economic success.
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Even the world's most iconic CEOs didn't achieve success on their own.
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For hundreds of years of human history, innovation and discovery have occurred simultaneously, by different parties, all over the globe. In fact, it is difficult to find a major technological breakthrough of the last 200 years that didn't have multiple inventors, perhaps working thousands of miles apart, claiming that a particular discovery was theirs.
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