Timothy Heffernan
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Naakow Grant-Hayford replied to the forum topic Collective Assignment 1 in the group
University of Sydney Students ACT-class of 2016 8 years, 8 months agoHere’s Niamh’s brilliant summary of our skype conversation:
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Naakow Grant-Hayford replied to the forum topic ACT: Advanced Conflict Transformation & Professional Peace Research in the group
University of Sydney Students ACT-class of 2016 8 years, 8 months agoAdvanced Conflict Transformation’s moral compass and criteria for legitimacy is determined by explicit value statements.
a-Homo Homini Sacra Res [Man ought to be sacred onto man]
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Naakow Grant-Hayford replied to the forum topic Collective Assignment 1 in the group
University of Sydney Students ACT-class of 2016 8 years, 8 months agoIt is the machine. Niamh sent me the video before going to work. I’ll let you have it ASAP.
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Naakow Grant-Hayford posted an update in the group
University of Sydney Students ACT-class of 2016 8 years, 8 months agoLiam 🙂 This one’s for you! Happy Birthday! (So says your Skype) Talk to you later :-)! On a ASSIGNMENT related not: Had the pleasure of skyping with Niamh right after I got some instructions from Prof. Galtung. Thus she will convey the content of his instructions to you all. Thanks Niamh for taking this on, Naakow.
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Naakow Grant-Hayford replied to the forum topic Collective Assignment 1 in the group
University of Sydney Students ACT-class of 2016 8 years, 8 months agoI suggest an open dialogue about the readings with a focus on Therapy and whether you see any patterns and methods in Prof. Galtung’s lectures. From the readings, perhaps collect as quotes all the statements that […]
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Naakow Grant-Hayford posted an update in the group
University of Sydney Students ACT-class of 2016 8 years, 8 months agoDear participants, OSA and LAURA (we just had a fun Skype Session) will (a) get in touch with you and (b) assist you in understanding what is expected of you – in broad terms – for the COLLECTIVE ASSIGNMENTS! In no way does this mean that Keil and I are no longer on stand by. Ask us any and all questions at any time.
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Naakow Grant-Hayford replied to the topic ACT: Advanced Conflict Transformation & Professional Peace Research in the forum University of Sydney Students ACT-class of 2016 8 years, 8 months ago
Dear both: You both go straight to the heart of the PRAXEOLOGICAL question in CONFLICT TRANSFORMATION. A short but core answer: What are you trying to transform? This leads us to the next question: What is in a goal? Answer: The interests and the values of said actor! These 2 “molecules” INTERESTS+VALUES make up what we call a GOAL. To transform…[Read more]
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Naakow Grant-Hayford replied to the forum topic ACT: Advanced Conflict Transformation & Professional Peace Research in the group
University of Sydney Students ACT-class of 2016 8 years, 8 months agoDear both: You both go straight to the heart of the PRAXEOLOGICAL question in CONFLICT TRANSFORMATION. A short but core answer: What are you trying to transform? This leads us to the next question: What is in a […]
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Naakow Grant-Hayford wrote a new post 8 years, 8 months ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=et8kDNF_nEc
For insights and examples of how Epistemological approaches inform Peace Theory and the Galtung-Institute’s approaches to specific issues:
(a) […]
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Naakow Grant-Hayford posted an update in the group
University of Sydney Students ACT-class of 2016 8 years, 8 months agoWhat timezones are involved here?
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Naakow Grant-Hayford edited the forum topic ACT: Advanced Conflict Transformation & Professional Peace Research in the group
University of Sydney Students ACT-class of 2016 8 years, 8 months agoThe TRANSCEND Method of Professional Conflict Transformation
Watch: https://youtu.be/j0KHBhrbffQ
Please pay particular attention to the methodological substance of the video.
Illustration: Israel-Palestine: […] -
Naakow Grant-Hayford posted an update in the group
University of Sydney Students ACT-class of 2016 8 years, 8 months agojust saying dear friends… just saying
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Yes. Some of you seem to be tottering along that rather problematic edge :-). You may want to have read this before the dialogue session with Prof. Galtung: https://www.transcend.org/files/article483.html
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Naakow Grant-Hayford and
Niamh O' Connor are now friends 8 years, 8 months ago
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Naakow Grant-Hayford replied to the forum topic Welcome: Advanced Conflict Transformation with Prof. Johan Galtung in the group
University of Sydney Students ACT-class of 2016 8 years, 8 months agoThank you all for responding with such elaborate thoughts. Keil and I are on the mark and will respond with due and systematic care to all the beautiful and important points raised in your contributions. Excellent […]
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Naakow Grant-Hayford replied to the forum topic Welcome: Advanced Conflict Transformation with Prof. Johan Galtung in the group
University of Sydney Students ACT-class of 2016 8 years, 8 months agoVery good points indeed. Answers in process. Spoilers: (1)The distinction to make is between the STRATEGIC and TACTICAL prognostic capability of the DPT approach. (2)A “methodological Prognosis” what we do […]
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Pascale Hunt replied to the forum topic Welcome: Advanced Conflict Transformation with Prof. Johan Galtung in the group
University of Sydney Students ACT-class of 2016 8 years, 8 months agoThanks for your response Naakow.
“Making the pattern of abuse visible, explicit” – First job. Making them intelligible. What about the Palestinian struggle against Israeli occupation? It seems that no matte […]
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Naakow Grant-Hayford wrote a new post 8 years, 8 months ago
Prof. Johan Galtung, founder of the academic discipline of Peace Studies and laureate of the Right Livelihood Award (aka The Alternative Nobel Prize) is one of over 500 of the world’s leading human rights […]
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