|
Podium: An open society needs conflict From the Karl Popper Lecture, delivered at the London School of Economics by the sociologist
|
IS THE Open Society a useful project or an empty concept? Is it
an empty shell or a precious stone? Open societies are societies
which allow trial and error. This is the simplest definition of the
concept. It is in fact the application of Popper's philosophy of
knowledge to social, economic and political affairs. We cannot
know, we can only guess. Our guesses may be wrong; in fact, proving
guesses wrong is what the advancement of knowledge is about.
It matters, therefore, above all ...
Related newspaper, magazine, and journal articles from HighBeam Research
|
Podium: An open society needs conflict From the Karl Popper Lecture, delivered at the London School of Economics by the sociologist
The Independent - London
; IS THE Open Society a useful project or an empty concept? Is it an empty shell or a precious stone? Open societies are societies which allow trial and error. This is the simplest definition of the concept. It is in fact the application of Popper's philosophy of knowledge to social, economic and
|
|
For enemies of an open society, look to the high places
The Scotsman
; ... have been the stuff of western storytelling and gossip for centuries. But it's precisely because it depends so heavily for its news - and shock - value on the traditional nexus of secrecy, denial and prurient popular curiosity surrounding the private lives ...
|
|
Open Society Institute Invites Innovative Thinkers to Confront Global Challenges
U.S. Newswire
; To: NATIONAL EDITORS Contact: Amy Weil of Open Society Institute, +1-212-548-0381, Aweil@sorosny.org NEW YORK, March 26 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Open Society Institute today launched a fellowship program to enable outstanding individuals from around the world to pursue projects that will
|
|
Open Society: Reforming Global Capitalism
Ideas on Liberty
; ... more dangerous than communism for the "open society," because free-market ideas appear everywhere triumphant. This would be good news if it were true-that is, if the state had not grown virtually nonstop during the twentieth century. Soros even sees a "dismantling ...
|
|
Soros Pulls the Plug on Russia's Open Society Institute
Forward
; 00-00-0000 George Soros has made a life out of staying at least one step ahead of everyone else. The practice kept him alive when he was growing up as a Jew in Hungary during the Holocaust. As an international financier and currency speculator, it made him a billionaire. Even in his philanthropic
|
|
THE AGE OF OPEN SOCIETY.(suggestion for new name for post-Cold War era)(Brief Article)
Foreign Policy
; Global politics and global economics are dangerously out of sync. Although we live in a global economy characterized by free trade and the free movement of capital, our politics are still based on the sovereignty of the state. International institutions exist, but their powers are limited by how
|
|
George Soros to Kickoff Open Society Dialogues September 16
U.S. Newswire
; News Advisory: Philanthropist and financier George Soros on Sept. 16 will inaugurate a new Washington speaker series, Open Society Dialogues ...
|
|
Uncharted territories of organizational research: The case of Karl Popper's Open Society and Its Enemies *.
Organization Studies
; Abstract This paper argues that Karl Popper's notions in his work The Open Society and Its Enemies offer an approach to under-explored issues in organizational research, independent of Popper's epistemology. Popper's thoughts on the philosophy of science have largely been rejected in organization
|
|
Soros to Japan: Don't lose your open society.
Japan Times (Tokyo, Japan)
; ... the Hungarian-born Soros says in his book. Copyright (c) 2006, Japan Times, Tokyo Distributed by McClatchy-Tribune Business News. For reprints, email tmsreprints@permissionsgroup.com, call 800-374-7985 or 847-635-6550, send a fax to 847-635-6968, or write ...
|
|
Rogue Nation Author Prestowitz to Address Open Society Dialogues Nov. 20
U.S. Newswire
; News Advisory: Despite President Bush's popularity at home these days the United States is making enemies, not friends, in the world ...
|