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Putting Psychology to Work in the Public Sector - Vimarsana News

Putting Psychology to Work in the Public Sector

Three new books offer public officials insights into how people make judgments — and how institutions can make better decisions.

Ronald Thwaites | Moral capital? - Vimarsana News

Ronald Thwaites | Moral capital?

Mention was made in a previous writing about the low appreciation of the value of moral capital in Jamaica. In fact, many question the existence of such a thing. After all, “money talks, s--- walks”. For others, when you have political power, or...

Forming alliances for bridging conversations between reds and blues: Braver Angels guides audiences - Vimarsana News

Forming alliances for bridging conversations between reds and blues: Braver Angels guides audiences

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David Cameron gets his title shelved - Vimarsana News

David Cameron gets his title shelved

Before donning his ermine to be greeted in the Lords as “right, trusty and well-beloved counsellor (delete as applicable)”, Chipping Norton’s new baron contributed to one of Boris Johnson’s projects. Lord Cameron’s old chum had resurrected the Prime Minister’s Library, a tradition established by Ram

Why campuses need centers for pluralism (opinion) - Vimarsana News

Why campuses need centers for pluralism (opinion)

Now more than ever, colleges must help students learn to cooperate across differences, writes Eboo Patel. Now is the time for your college to make pluralism a central principle of campus life. Yes, now, as you watch dueling protests on your quad and realize that diversity, free speech and social justice advocacy are important values for a college to uphold but incomplete without a commitment to cooperation across difference.