Blog World – More visual

  • Perception – Seeing Does Not Equal Knowing – Part 3

    Three – How Groups establish Common Frameworks of Perception Too close for comfort? No, I’ll let you have a little peek view into my neighbourhood, when I’m in Belgrade: I am trying to get the finishing touches on Part 3 done from a campsite close to Bucharest in Romania. My vanlife has given me the Read more

  • Perception – Seeing Does Not Equal Knowing – Part 2

    Two – Reminding of the Role of Emotions, and Memories, within the Process of Perceiving Let’s have a second look on the first picture which I was using in Part 1: An abandoned and decaying building – Belgrade, Košutnjak Area, picture taken by the author, May 2022 If you and I would describe this picture, Read more

  • Perception – Seeing Does Not Equal Knowing – Part 1

    One – Getting Myths and Misconceptions Out of the Way – The Basics of Perception I believe in science when I try to navigate in the world. Not only, I am also deeply spiritual. But I believe in the proven fact that science is a crucial tool when I am seeking facts, and truth, and Read more

  • Justice Being Served

    In my writing on the general theme of my blog – Peace & Security, Trauma & Reconciliation – I often attempt to create a conduit from the impact of personal trauma towards the effects which it has on the scale of communities, or societies. You can find some comprehensive thoughts on this in my articles Read more

  • On Coherence of International Assistance

    Elements of successful strategic assistance measures This outline of considerations is based on personal experiences and lessons learned in a specific professional context, and it is based on many years of work in various international capacities. I have recently put this into a specific context and the following is the de-sensitized version which I hope Read more

  • Waking Up in a New World?

    Some have suggested that we woke up in a new world February 24, 2022, when Russia began its invasion into Ukraine. Not the first time that I heard that, and by far not limited to September 11, 2001. Some have suggested that we will forever remember where we were when the news about the Russian Read more