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Philip Wallis – Blog. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Author Archives: Philip Wallis. I am interested in the role of learning processes in achieving more sustainable governance of natural resources in a climate change world. Systems mapping for complex problems. November 30, 2015. A useful example of visual modelling for complex problems is systems mapping. The second step is to organise these elements into groups, or ‘sub-systems’, of similar elements. For instance, all the senio...

Participating from a distance: presenting to a workshop by video | Philip Wallis – Blog

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Philip Wallis – Blog. Skip to primary content. Participating from a distance: presenting to a workshop by video. March 28, 2014. I recently had the privilege to present at the Knowledge Ecologies Workshop. For those interested in climate change adaptation, action research, knowledge ecologies or seeing me on video, I’ve uploaded it to YouTube:. On the downside, participating from a distance limits social interaction (and indulging in morning tea), although a few people I knew came up to the laptop for a ...

Philip Wallis – Blog | Research reflections | Page 2

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Philip Wallis – Blog. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Newer posts →. Thinking about participatory workshops. August 28, 2012. I’m a big fan of designing workshops for increased participation. When I’m in other people’s workshops, I always devote part of my attention to how they are designed and facilitated. Unfortunately, sometimes I think about. So much that it gets in the way of contributing my ideas to the. What goes through my head when thinking about workshops. April 30, 2012.

New article on ‘wicked problems’ | Philip Wallis – Blog

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Philip Wallis – Blog. Skip to primary content. New article on ‘wicked problems’. March 30, 2015. My co-authors Ray Ison. And I have recently had a paper published in. Environmental Science & Policy. Titled “ Institutionalising social learning: Towards systemic and adaptive governance. 8220; It’s for a special issue of the journal on crafting institutions, set to appear in print this year. Here is the abstract:. As well as Rittel’s lesser-known 1972 paper. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. You are c...

Rich pictures | Philip Wallis – Blog

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Philip Wallis – Blog. Skip to primary content. October 10, 2012. Recently I’ve been using ‘rich pictures’ as both a teaching and research method. Drawing a rich picture is an easy and powerful way to explore a situation you find yourself in, without trying to ‘solve’ problems or model what is happening. Here is what a rich picture that I recently drew looks like:. A rich picture of my situation. You can use metaphors, show different social roles, processes and the history of the situation. Avoid stru...