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Making co-operation productive
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This is a group for those interested in fostering greater co-operation in business and society. We are looking to share ideas and thinking in the run up to a possible RSA event later this year.
Location: London
Members: 18
Latest Activity: May 3
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Comment by Constance Wilde on March 2, 2012 at 9:41 -
Finally figured out where this was and how to join (newbie on the RSA sites here). Glad to be part of this and looking forward to stimulating and productive debate and ideas.
Connie
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Comment by Hilary on March 1, 2012 at 15:56 -
Hi Nicholas, I'm interested in helping people to move from the adverserial to a partnerial model. Currently doing a project with primary school kids and having some interesting discussions in the commercial sector about projects in this space.
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Comment by Adrian Ashton on February 29, 2012 at 20:11 -
these are questions and opportunities that there have been some insightful and provocative papers recently published around, by Co-operativesUK -
http://uk.coop/resources/Think%20pieces
these cover cooperative structures and practices as new models of capitalism, in regeneration, in encouraging innovation, addressing gender imbalances...
plenty of really rich stuff and well worth a read (short pdfs)
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Comment by Nicholas Hastings on February 29, 2012 at 9:56 -
Hello all,
Following a stimulating debate on the linked in fellowship page, we are interested in people's thoughts, ideas and initiatives on creating greater co-operation in society and business. We are starting to get at some of the blockers and enablers for this. Hopefully, we can stimulate some great ideas here and potentially lead up to an RSA event at some point soon.
I have felt for some time that the world has become particularly adversarial, with the goal being to prove we re right rather than to work together to solve our toughest issues. We encourage blame, not responsibility. I am particularly keen to turn the dial back towards common sense and common goals. How we do this is of course the million dollar question. But this focus group might just be the
start of something special.Nick
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