It’s been a decade since I read James Surowiecki’s book (The Wisdom of Crowds) about how our collective smarts shapes good decisions through consensus. In theory, I’m a big believer. And then along came the consensus decision that Donald Trump is the best Republican candidate available....
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It’s understandable for people to want to find those big, hairy conflict resolution skills or ideas that will instantly fix the problem that they’re having on their public project....
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I was looking at an old op-ed by Steven Corman from ASU, and co-author of “Weapons of Mass Persuasion,” that was directed specifically at U.S. public diplomacy, but spoke volumes about the work that we do in conflict resolution and mediation....
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