Video games for diplomats?
RevisitCould video games improve how diplomats learn? And how do they enhance skills in decision-making, problem-solving, and strategic thinking? Aldo Matteucci analyses.
The winding road to understanding soft power
Revisit Public Diplomacy, Soft Power Diplomacy, Types of diplomacy BlogsThe post examines how shared beliefs and experiences shape society, alongside the continuous evolution of our social structures.
How does identity impact segregation?
RevisitHow does identity impact segregation, and how do fractals come into play? Join the discussion to uncover the complex interplay shaping our cities.
How do problem-solving and rules impact decision-making?
RevisitHow do rules and problem-solving impact our choices? In this post, Aldo Matteucci explores how our decisions are influenced by intuition, creative thinking, and the unwritten laws of social conduct.
What is revolution?
RevisitIs revolution feasible today or merely theoretical? From Hegel to Hannah Arendt and Marx, Aldo Matteucci looks at the concept through historical, philosophical, and cultural perspectives.
Eisenhower’s Cold War strategy and the Dulles brothers
RevisitAldo Matteucci analyses the rise of WWII totalitarian ideologies, the challenges of the postwar period, and the Cold War strategies by Eisenhower and the Dulles brothers.
Hitler’s impact: Catalysing Europe’s fall and USA’s rise to power
RevisitHow did Hitler's actions accelerate Europe's decline and catalyse the USA's ascent to global dominance? Aldo Matteucci analyses.
Generation Y sets its rules of good behaviour
RevisitAt university, Generation Y follows strict conduct guidelines, but might these rules hinder genuine interactions and direct personal communication? Aldo Matteucci analyses.
The Yamashita trial: What do we know about command accountability?
RevisitIn 1945, General Tomoyuki Yamashita was tried and executed for war crimes he was held accountable for under the principle of 'command accountability', despite not ordering or being aware of his subordinates' actions.
From alpha bullies to Bernard machines: The evolution of prosocial behaviour
RevisitHow did the evolution of human prosocial behaviour shift from alpha dominance to a more egalitarian society?
