Monthly Archives: October 2013

Managing the Super-Exponential Growth of Civil Complexity

The public service must look beyond its traditional scope and provide global leadership in order to manage the super-exponential growth of civil complexity while maintaining the planet’s health. Consider these assumptions and conclusions: Assume: In order for any system to continue it must not kill it’s host Assume: Human civilization is a vast complex web ofContinue reading “Managing the Super-Exponential Growth of Civil Complexity”

Framing Public Policy

Framing Public Policy An intelligent discussion of public policy should begin with the broadest understanding of what public policy really is. Usually citizens, the media, public servants and politicians think of public policy in terms of general rules made by governments for decision making on specific issues of public interest.  The policies will guide notContinue reading “Framing Public Policy”