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The SF Jung Institute’s Seventh Presidency Conference explores the psychological dimensions of today’s political landscape. Featuring leading Jungians from the US and beyond, this unique event delves into the deeper meaning of our current political challenges. Speakers include Carolyn Bates, Ipek Burnett, QiRe Ching, and more. This event does not offer CEUs. Register online: https://ow.ly/nS0n50TAFmE #JungianPsychology #PsycheAndPolis #PoliticalLandscape #JungInstitute #PresidencyConference

The SF Jung Institute’s Seventh Presidency Conference explores the psychological dimensions of today’s political landscape. Featuring leading Jungians from the US and beyond, this unique event delves into the deeper meaning of our current political challenges. Speakers include Carolyn Bates, Ipek Burnett, QiRe Ching, and more. This event does not offer CEUs. Register online: https://ow.ly/nS0n50TAFmE #JungianPsychology #PsycheAndPolis #PoliticalLandscape #JungInstitute #PresidencyConference

https://lnkd.in/eiEqbaeQ My new essay: Justice, Cooperation, and the Collapse of Social Systems As observed by the French Revolution, social cooperation can also break down when society's sense of justice is eroded. This is clarified by cooperation researchers Yuval Harari and Robert Axelrod.

Please see Author Meets Critics about Mary M. Key's "Pride, Politics, and Humility in Augustine's City of God" in the new issue of The Political Science Reviewer! https://lnkd.in/eAXfg-Wk

My copy made it home! My chapter "Neither Revolutionary Nor Co-opted" discusses the political strategies that men and women from the informal city of Cartagena put into practice to build and improve their communities during the transformative years of the National Front. It argues that citizens allied with multiple actors across the political spectrum to meet their aims. Neither revolutionary nor co-opted, they did not side with any of the contending ideologies during the Cold War but showed a dynamic understanding of politics and democracy. The chapter is part of "Histories of Solitude," a two-volume book written by an avant-garde group of historians put together by Lino Brito and A. Ricardo López-Pedreros that covers a wide set of topics of the history of the Colombian republican period.

The Springer Global Encyclopedia of Territory Rights published my entry on Elinor Ostrom and common-pool resources. It's a comprehensive overview of the political theory and economics of "Governing the Commons" which, in the spirit of Elinor Ostrom, is also applied to thinking about public policy (specifically territory rights in international waters). Check out the text at the link below. https://lnkd.in/dCFH54ky

Want to grow in your understanding of how the Christian faith engages with politics? Try "Political Visions and Illusions" by David Koyzis "Political Visions and Illusions is a searing analysis of various political ideologies from a Christian perspective. If you want to understand the contemporary ideas underlying our politically polarized age – begin here." Order his book today: https://lnkd.in/dWSEsNFG Check out Lakelight's other book recommendations: https://lnkd.in/dfqwKy3p

New article update! 💪 Hi everyone, I'm happy to share that I've uploaded a new article which you can view in my collection of Legal Anthology. It delves into the exciting topic of Capital Punishment. Is it a fair punishment or should it be abolished once and for all? Read all about it now! Here's a little sneak peek! Today, I would like to introduce you to the legal topic of Capital Punishment. We will delve deep into the trenches of capital crimes, capital offences, and capital felonies, and explore the world of Judicial Murder, which is the intentional and premeditated killing of an innocent person by means of capital punishment. For example, the executions following the show trials in the Soviet Union during the Great Purge of 1936–1938 were an instrument of political repression.   Now, let us start with what is Capital Punishment? The state-sanctioned practice... Links: Website: https://lnkd.in/gDU39dPU Instagram: https://lnkd.in/gvBFwCmK Make sure to drop a follow for regular updates and news, and subscribe to receive a monthly newsletter!

A very illuminating read. Helps to understand what is and has been going on in US politics (and society) a lot - especially shedding light on underlying dynamics and developments. Especially enlightening: the partisanship that exists these days, and how it came about. By Steven Levitski and Daniel Ziblatt. First published in 2018 - still very relevant.

As we navigate the complexities of political discourse, it's essential to reflect on the potential implications for our communities. Our latest blog post, "Can Princeton Survive Politics? Look at What We Might Miss If We Can’t," explores the intersection of politics and local culture, highlighting the challenges and opportunities we face as we engage in civic life. Join us as we delve into the nuances of political engagement and its impact on the vibrant tapestry of Princeton. Discover what’s at stake and why maintaining our cultural connections matters now more than ever. Read the full article here: [Can Princeton Survive Politics?](https://ift.tt/FwBST8O)