Research Themes and Papers
of Anthony Judge
For chronological checklists of documents see: 2010+ | 2000-09 | 1990-99 | 1980-89 | 1970-79 | 1962-69 | ALL years
See also an experimental ordering
by polarity
| Theme (with link to detailed checklist) |
Commentary |
Database
(UIA) |
| Organizations and networks |
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| International organizations and associations |
|
profiles |
| Civil society |
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| Networking, tensegrity, virtual organization |
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| Beyond the matrix |
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| Community,
lifestyle, occupation |
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| Case study: Union of International Associations |
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| Conferencing
and dialogue |
|
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| Dialogue
and transformative conferencing |
|
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| Human
development |
|
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| Human
development and self-reflection |
comments |
profiles |
| Faith, religion and spirituality |
|
|
| Human
values and wisdom |
comments |
profiles |
| Existential engagement and embodiment |
|
|
| Community,
lifestyle, occupation |
|
|
| Time: futures, present moment, history |
|
|
| Knowledge
organization |
|
|
| Beyond
the matrix |
|
|
| Diversity,
variety, typology |
|
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| Knowledge
organization and classification |
|
|
| Systems, complexity,
loops, maths |
|
|
| Synthesis, transdisciplinarity and
integration |
comments |
profiles |
| Comprehension and communicability |
|
|
| Comprehension and communicability |
|
|
| Terrorism:
the conceptual challenge |
|
|
| Criticism, bias,
dissent |
|
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| Conceptual
patterns |
|
|
| Configurations and patterns |
|
profiles |
| Paradigm
change, social transformation |
|
|
| Alternation,
dynamics, movement |
|
|
| Polarization,
dilemmas, duality |
|
|
| Knowledge
presentation |
|
|
| Visualization, presentation, mapping |
|
visualizations |
| Metaphor
for governance |
comments |
profiles |
| Identity
through metaphor |
|
|
| Culture and
aesthetics |
|
|
| Language |
|
|
| Learning, experiments, patterns |
|
|
| Learning,
education |
|
|
| Experiments,
case studies, forms of presentation |
|
|
| Experimental declarations |
|
|
| Patterns of I Ching / Tao te Ching |
|
profiles |
| Strategy and governance |
|
|
| Transformative approaches |
comments |
|
| Global
strategy and policy making |
comments |
profiles |
| Goverance, democracy, participation, access |
|
|
| Legal status, agreements, rights |
|
|
| Declarations,
principles, guidelines |
|
|
| Challenges, problems, issues |
|
|
| World
problems / Strategic issues |
comments |
profiles |
| Specific policy issues |
|
|
| Conflict / Disputes / Territory |
|
|
| Terrorism:
the conceptual challenge |
|
|
| Environment / Ecology / Biodiversity |
|
|
| Climate / Global warming |
|
|
| Overpopulation / Resource overshoot |
|
|
| Health / Disease |
|
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| Sustainable
development |
|
|
| Community,
lifestyle, occupation, employment |
|
|
| Management
and information systems |
|
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| Management of international organizations |
|
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| International information
and documentation |
|
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| Software
innovation and groupware |
|
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| International facilitation and empowerment |
|
|
| Enabling change: checklist |
|
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| Embodiment of Change: Questions for the future ? |
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| Way Round Cognitive Ground Zero and Pointlessness? |
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| Musings |
|
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| Quests, questions and answers |
|
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| Musings,
irresponsible and otherwise |
|
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| Articles |
|
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| Resources |
|
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| Resources,
links |
|
biblio-org | biblio-prob | biography |
| Resources on international organization |
|
statistics |
Main research themes are listed above. Selected documents may be downloaded
from this site, as indicated. Much of the work has been conducted in response
to opportunities created by work at the Union
of International Associations (UIA). Such opportuntities notably included
invitations to present papers to conferences. The papers presented do not necessarily
reflect the views of that body, or any other, and should be considered as having
been written in a personal capacity. The themes above also include topics that
may have been very new when the papers were first written to address them and
may continue to be of a cross-disciplinary and cross-sectoral nature that makes
it difficult for any particular authority to evaluate and authenticate the arguments.
Many of the papers are also exploratory and speculative -- as part of a search
for more creative ways to present complex arguments and challenges. Some are
also highly controversial. See also: Chronological
checklist for items that may not yet be well clustered by theme.
Specific studies frequently explore complex relationships between the above
themes. Many of those focusing specifically on international nongovernmental
organizations (NGOs) were in the past published in the UIA journal Transnational
Associations (possibly under its previous title of International
Associations). Where appropriate, portions of other studies have also been
reprinted in the extensive commentaries sections of the Encyclopedia
of World Problems and Human Potential (as indicated under the Commentary
column). In addition to the Documents that are accessible from this site,
the respective index pages also indicate relevant bibliographic refrences to
earlier documents that may not yet be accessible from this site. Where work
by Anthony Judge has given rise to a Database, or been inspired by it,
the possibility of access to the data, hosted by the Union
of International Associations, is indicated in the relevant column above.
Note that prior to dissemination of such data over the web, it may also have
been made available in hardcopy reference
publications or CD-ROM under the direction of Anthony Judge.