In organizations and institutions around the world, both public and private, there exists an invisible and powerful dynamic that isolates leaders from the everyday realities they should be governing or managing. This phenomenon, which I call the Castle-Bound Prince Syndrome, refers to the inevitable disconnection between decision-makers and the true circumstances surrounding their actions. Just like […]
In recent years, I’ve been observing a phenomenon that, although subtle, has had profound consequences across various spheres of our society: the Circle of Mediocrity. This concept, which I developed throughout my professional experience with digital communication and politics, describes a vicious cycle of stagnation permeating institutions, companies, and society as a whole. It’s a dynamic […]
The Graph Model for Conflict Resolution (GMCR) is a powerful mathematical tool used to analyze and resolve complex conflicts across various fields, including negotiations, environmental management, and international disputes. Developed in the 1980s, the model has evolved over time, incorporating new techniques and approaches to handle uncertainty and multiple preferences. In this post, you will find a […]