TFF turns 30 – Part 2: “Why peace research is about finding solutions”

16 August, 2015

TFF at 30 – Part 2 Why peace research is about finding solutions

JO

Welcome to my official personal home. I'm a peace researcher and art photographer.

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  1. In complete agreement that profoundly detailed descriptions of humanity’s various problems are to be appreciated, but too many times the men and women who’ve done an excellent job of painting/diagnosing the problem(s) stop before the solution process begins. It seems 90-95% of articles, interviews, etc. are diagnoses, diagnoses using different words to match the evolved state of situations already diagnosed a thousand times before, but that miss the spirit behind the Beatles lyric “there are no problems, only solutions”. Happy anniversary.

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