Glen -
very (VERY) good question.
I fear that there is not an obvious market. That is not to say there
is no value, it is (perhaps) hard to translate that into the market in
terms of political or economic capital. I think there is huge
(potential) social capital available, but how to translate that into a
gradient agents will follow?
- Steve
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Does anyone know of any substantial/credible groups working explicitly
on methods for the peaceful evolution of governing systems? With a
naive brush, one would think modern democratic nations would have plenty
of shareable expertise in that domain.
I used to have a client who worked on models like that. But they were
more interested in predicting and manipulating 3rd world governments
than they were in providing insight to the "change agents" within those
governments. Surely there's a market for such work.
Steve Smith wrote circa 11-05-03 12:49 PM:
If we can withdraw ourselves as colonizers, exploiters, invaders,
occupiers, then perhaps we can find another relationship with this large
portion of the human family. We have mostly/almost made peace with the
internal diversity of our country, I wonder if we are on the cusp of
making another small step toward world peace.
- --
glen e. p. ropella, 971-222-9095, http://tempusdictum.com
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