The online bubbles journalists converse within
Research indicates that Washington journalists may be operating in even smaller, more insular microbubbles than…
Taking responsibility for complexity (section 3.3.5): Broadening dialogues
Implementation should look to build and work with critical voices, rather than avoiding them.
“Information held in the mind” can be legally extracted, highlighting knowledge definition and risk issues
A privacy case highlights a fundamental flaw in the rigid dichotomy between "knowledge" and "information",…
The importance of knowing how: A pluralistic and integrated approach to action-oriented knowledge for sustainability
A new paper introduces a systematic approach that clarifies how knowledge emerges from and simultaneously…
Why social connections are key to startup success
Global networks are the backbone through which knowledge is gained and shared, and this information…
Taking responsibility for complexity (section 3.3.4): Peer-to-peer learning
Both formal and informal linkages between actors can provide effective channels for two-way flows of…
Towards a clinical approach to knowledge management
McFillen and colleagues' framework for organizational diagnosis provides a useful baseline for what we need…
Where did Victoria go so wrong with contact tracing and have they fixed it?
In a pandemic, community engagement and local knowledge are vital to ring-fencing a cluster.
Would we do better choosing leaders at random?
New research starkly highlights the serious inadequacies of leadership selection processes.
Taking responsibility for complexity (section 3.3.3): Realistic foresight
Forward thinking is often preferable to crisis management, and can help make an organisation or…
