Christian Seelos

Yes, but it may not be finished before 2064....

Mark Hallerberg @mhallerberg

I am really looking forward to using this path in Kreuzberg. I will be on it frequently if it is as good as promised.

RT @BuiltforZero: 🏡🤝 Communities are leading the charge against homelessness. Check out how these cities are making a difference! #Homeless…

Instead of solely focusing on problem-solving, #philanthropy and #development should prioritize creating a healthy context that enables people to thrive and minimizes problems. Needs new competencies and attitudes but could be truly transforming. https://t.co/gbFJeC1L1f

thank you @JudithSStirling for highlighting our research! means a lot! @johannamair

Judith S. Stirling @JudithSStirling

#researchspotlight: @ChristianSeelos & colleagues pose an intriguing question: shall we retire the concept of #grandchallenges? Read to find out what they suggest! @IJMR_BAM https://t.co/9PksZ5FYUk

RT @lakens: Dubin (1969) on descriptive research: https://t.co/Xq9GY93oBq

inspiring reading! great illustration of the core ingredient of the "green zone", the constellation of factors that drives impact in organizations (in our Stanford UP book "Innovation and Scaling for Impact): https://t.co/5Zg8l1ZaUN

RT @cmtysolutions: Do you believe that homelessness is solvable? Help us share this story: https://t.co/GG3EqsmWy7

The power of HI - AI was unable to provide me an answer...:-) Thanks @c_brandtner

Does anyone know how to make diagrams such as this one? Thanks a lot! https://t.co/1VFP6zXXWX

B/c in the social sciences the (hardly blind) review process primarily is not a scholarly but a political process of who knows who, who cites who, and who schmoozes who.

#NachhaltigeEntwicklung #SustainableDevelopment the German way....no comment https://t.co/lc1vpWrP8e

RT @Kachelmann: Die Luft ist hochgradig ungesund, für Kinder und Jugendliche auch mit der Gefahr von bleibenden Schäden - zum Ablesen in Lä…

RT @EconKazuki: My job market paper featured on VoxDev :)

RT @NatalieAmiri: Wie kann das sein? Wieso funktionieren Institutionen so? Ist das allen egal? Regime der Islamischen Republik #Iran hat he…

I wish more decision makers in Philanthropy and Development read Sasha's @LLGACities blogs and his recent book! Maybe we could move on from solutions, RCTs, system reengineering towards engaging and inspiring - not fixing - disadvantaged people.

Sascha Haselmayer @LLGACities

Programs that support change, often add more complexity. Do we have to know so much? What I learned is that successful movements mostly learned on the job. There is plenty of time for that: After all, the fastest journeys to change play out over decades. https://t.co/oaz2RhWFaC

love it! interestingly, we studied trajectories of successful enterprises and found again and again leaders who succeeded in infecting people with and constantly nurturing a deep sense of mission that triggered ambition and fuelled intrinsic motivation.

Christian Busch @ChrisSerendip

Serendipity is all about potentiality, about what could be. Are you allowing yourself (and others) to get excited for the endless immensity of the sea or are you drowning it with tunnel vision? https://t.co/CXswfZaWzD

RT @DrHaydon: Great to see that our paper on #philanthrocapitalism was amongst the top cited and downloaded articles in the past year @IJMR…