Leonard Glab Frontera

This first phase of the ECOOPx research has been an intense and sometimes as well chaotic, but as well a deeply rewarding process. It started with a simple and powerful question: "How can cooperation emerge in an intercultural crisis and conflict environment?" Now, as we reach the conclusion of phase 1 in our research journey, I want to take a…

Crises, as we usually understand them, are not only objective facts; they are also constructions of different perceptions. For example: Five percent inflation can be interpreted as an economic crisis or as part of a normal economic cycle. A wave of migration can be perceived as a humanitarian challenge or as an uncontrollable threat. So who determines what constitutes a…

I have been observing for some time that in the field of academic education ( and research ) a central question of our time is being raised: how can we design interdisciplinary cooperation in universities in a way that responds to the challenges of an increasingly complex world? A VUCA world, a BANI world. It is about more than just…

I will develop in this article the hypothesis that we live in an age where simple answers are “thrown around like confetti” to cover up very complex issues. But anyone who examines the depth of our world senses that this simplicity is deceptive. The progress we often think we see in our world is perhaps just a new wrapper for…

Article written by Javier Wilhelm Wainsztein - Spanish original to be found here After more than three decades working as a psychologist and mediator, I have witnessed how diversity has gone from being an abstract concept to become a reality that profoundly shapes our daily lives. In my experience accompanying individuals and groups in transformation processes, I have been able…

In social sciences, game theory (originally used in mathematics) has become a fundamental tool for understanding and transforming human dynamics in the context of uncertainty. This approach invites us to see interactions not only as confrontations between opposing interests but as opportunities to build agreements that benefit all parties involved. In times of social transformation, this perspective acquires special relevance…