Dr. Olaf Brugman

Six Books on Risks and Impacts on Digital Governance and Public Opinion Influencing A deep dive on public opinion influencing in context of digitalization and media.

I just published Six Books on Risks and Impacts on Digital Governance and Public Opinion Influencing medium.com/p/six-books-...

But it won't looking at current global policy efforts. Climate change has turned into a social problem. Climate action and governance should be researched, reported and commented.

Zitat aus Macht und Organisation - Die Zwänge kollektiven Handelns? War damals in den Niederlanden Pflichtliteratur im Verwaltungslehrestudium. Immer noch aktuelles Buch.

Eine brillante und tiefe Analyse der Radikalisierungsmechanismen hin zur rechtsextremen Politik. Blödmaschinen II - Die Fabrikation der politischen Paranoia, von Markus Metz und Georg Seeßlen.

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Olaf Brugman on X: "Why So Many People Are Turning to the Far Right and Believing the Wildest Lies" / X Why So Many People Are Turning to the Far Right and Believing the Wildest Lies

Weitere Referenzen zu Blödmaschinen II, in Verbindung mit einer Vorlesung on Theodor Adorno. (English). x.com/OlafBrugman/...

Sustainable System Transformations Practical questions to guide you in designing or assessing systems change

I wrote a piece on how to understand Sustainability Transformations, a concept used a lot and not clarified at all. Part of my Sustainability Essentials Notebook on Medium.
olafbrugman.medium.com/sustainable-...

Thucydides' account of the Pelopponnesian Wars shows a remarkable similarity between states seeking to maintain or expand geopolitical power and resilience back then, about 2500 years ago, and the current multipolar geopolitical dynamics. Nothing new under the sun. x.com/OlafBrugman/...

Yr views on Stafford Beer?

O FALAR DA IMAGEM / THE LANGUAGE OF IMAGES © Vilma Machado YouTube video by Vilma Machado

Narrativas visuais onde o refletir se dilata diante de inúmeras perspectivas !
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The Greatest Extinction Event in 66 Million Years? Contextualising Anthropogenic Extinctions Species and ecosystems are changing rapidly in response to human actions, but how does this compare with the deeper past? We review and compare the current extinction event to those over the last 66 ...

In our new article just out we examine the current extinction event in the context of the longer fossil record. We conclude it is likely the greatest event in the last 66 million years

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