56:39
Calum Nicholson – An Anthropology of our Age of Discord
01:19:30
Iain McGilchrist on Civilization and the Divided Mind
01:02:43
The Rise and Fall of Civilisations - A Lecture by Ivan Tyrrell
01:10
Mass Groupthink and Polarization in the Digital Age
02:09
The Table of Political Elements
34:11
Patrick (William) Ophuls on Why Civilizations Fail
37:04
Why Spain Matters with Author Jason Webster
36:19
Reflections on Afghanistan With Dr. William Beharrell of Fathom Trust
41:25
Lessons Learned in Afghanistan with Scott Mann, former US Army Special Forces Member
24:09
Veils of Distortion – Mainstream News Media Warp and Bias, and its Consequences
21:09
Aiming Higher: How to Encourage Cooperation Between All Side in the Middle East
01:21
Context is Everything - Online Course
32:31
The Uses and Abuses of Nationalism with Andrey Kortunov
04:24
Prof. Jonathan Wolff on Increasing Education about Human Nature and Behaviour
06:49
Prof. Jonathan Wolff on the Benefits and Drawbacks of Group Identity
05:24
Andrey Kortunov on Triumphant vs. Frustrated Nationalism
06:15
The Ubiquity of Cult Thinking in Politics in the West
03:02
Examples of Cult Thinking and Behaviour in Politics
02:19
Course Intro to Cult Thinking and Behaviour in Politics
01:02:18
The Uses and Abuses of Nationalism and Identity with Prof. Jonathan Wolff - Full Q&A
45:33
Former BBC News Presenter Sue Cook Interviews John Bell About How Powerful Emotions Drive Politics
16:18
Innate Human Needs in Politics and the Impact of Trauma
01:25
Tom Pickering on the Future of the Global Order
11:22
The Future of Diplomacy: An Interview with Tom Pickering
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About
The Conciliators Guild highlights the underlying human motivations in political conflict and polarization. We're a network for diplomats and political practitioners committed to excellence in their craft. We do this through a professional association devoted excellence in the craft of politics and diplomacy, as well as workshops and innovative projects.
The Guild pursues key, critical political and diplomatic themes. The first is a look at the future of diplomacy and learning from the past. The ability to learn from failure by entering a rigorous and sincere learning process is crucial for the healthy development of any field of human endeavour. However, in the political world, this basic idea is generally avoided.
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