Better Conflict Bulletin
Jonathan Stray, Nabeel Khan, Nina Joss, Eve Sneider, Sarah HabershonNews and analysis for a better culture war, ways to collaborate with the other side. Evidence and data-driven. Some people fight harder, we fight smarter.
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53 Roles That Make Democracy Work, and The People In Them — BCB #120
Last month, the Toda Peace Institute published a mammoth paper by Heidi and Guy Burgess (authors of Beyond Intractability and friends of BCB) that expands on a concept that the Burgesses have been developing for a long time, “massively para...
What If Listening Isn’t the Key to Persuasion – BCB #119
### Listening may not change minds like we thought it did
Making the Climate a Blue Issue Was a Mistake – BCB #118
Imagine a person who cares about climate action. Now, imagine their politics. Odds are, you pictured someone who leans Blue.
Traitors and the Advantages of Criticizing Your Side – BCB #117
Earlier this week, Dick Cheney made headlines with an announcement: George Bush’s former Vice President has pledged to cast his vote for Kamala Harris in November. Cheney follows in the footsteps of his daughter, former Wyoming representati...
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