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1. Re: FW: Transformative change (David Waltner-Toews)
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Wendy Gregory [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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is sustainable
(Bill Gates will have to come every generation vaccinate again because
dependence has been created). So yes, the adjective is meaningful.
David Waltner-Toews
Department of Population Medicine
University of Guelph
http://www.ovc.uoguelph.ca/personal/ecosys
Veterinarians without
Based on the last decade working on complexity international sustainable
development health, I would concur with you, Elizabeth. We worked for 3-4
years in two wards of Kathmandu in the early 1990s - a lot of data gathered on
parasites, health, animal slaughtering, human-dog relationships -
Tools - Yes SSM (Checkland) and a variety of other systems approaches (see also
the James Kay web page which is accessible through www.nesh.ca). Tim Allen,
myself some others (eg Carl Folke in Sweden) have also been working on
narratives as a way to integrate across scales epistemologies. This
Interesting - I worked for 2 years in Yogya in the mid 1980s. While they might
have thought systemically at that time, it was very hard-wired systems - if
everyone does what they are told, the system works. Gilberto Gallopin, Ernesto
Raez-Luna, James Kay, myself several others talked about
