Coping Capacity of Governance as Dangerously Questionable
Recognizing assumptions and unasked questions when facing crisis
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Introduction
Exploring the unsaid
Indicators of coping inability of governance
Distinguishing between “being unable to cope” and “collapse”?
Defensive postures of “governance-as-usual”
Factors inhibiting collective recognition of the incapacity of governance
Recognizing the “underside”: paradoxical challenge to achieving sustainable governance
Mystery of (re)production as a destabilizing challenge to governance
Imagining appropriate engagement with the coping incapacity of governance
Subtle dynamics of the Tao of governance: enhancing the binary?
Governance beyond the logical focus on true vs false?
Engaging opposition: cognitive “collapse” heralding a wider collapse?
Reframing the pattern of logical choices through polyhedra
From disorderly “collapse” to orderly “renaissance”
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