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Category Archives: Starting Points

Starting Points, Finishing Up: Practical Takeaways

Working together is difficult, and it is vital to do, for exactly the same reason: we all have different starting points.

Posted byThe Bush ProfMay 20, 2021Posted inStarting Points, UncategorizedTags:collaboration, inclusion, knowledge, participation, regional development, relationshipsLeave a comment on Starting Points, Finishing Up: Practical Takeaways

Starting Points #3: A Matter of Hats

When people come together and are unafraid to wear their multiple hats, creative solutions tend to follow.

Posted byThe Bush ProfApril 14, 2021Posted inStarting PointsTags:gender, identity, local action, local leadership, regional development, relationships, social roles, statusLeave a comment on Starting Points #3: A Matter of Hats

Starting Points #2: Brain Frames

Experts bring their technical knowledge to rural regions, and they use this knowledge to frame regional development needs and actions. Too often, they fail to notice anything outside the frame.

Posted byThe Bush ProfMarch 10, 2021Posted inStarting PointsTags:expertise, local knowledge, rural development, Starting PointsLeave a comment on Starting Points #2: Brain Frames

Starting Points #1: Home Place

I remain unshakably convinced that beauty and brilliance can come from places that other people consider poor, or marginalised, or in need of paving-over.

Posted byThe Bush ProfFebruary 10, 2021February 15, 2021Posted inStarting PointsTags:culture, personal history, perspectives, positionality, reflexive practice, regional development, rural regions, Starting Points4 Comments on Starting Points #1: Home Place

2021 Welcome: Regional Development Starting Points

It turns out that a great deal about how we see regional development depends on where we start.

Posted byThe Bush ProfJanuary 28, 2021February 15, 2021Posted inStarting PointsTags:culture, perspectives, positionality, regional development, Starting Points1 Comment on 2021 Welcome: Regional Development Starting Points

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