by Paul Hendler | 15 Sep 2019 | Bureaucratic Protocols, Free Debate, Operational development, Organisational Development, Urban processes
Between 2012 and 2016 I (Paul Hendler) led a team of consultants for the Cities Support Programme (CSP). This is about the programme strengths-weaknesses. The CSP is a National Treasury (NT) project. CSP’s purpose is to address the poverty, unemployment and...
by Paul Hendler | 25 Jun 2017 | Finance, Free Debate, Insights, Political economy, Urban processes
When elites command us to “do as we say not as we do”. This is preposterous arrogance….. Public discourse contaminated by preposterous arrogance Social forces interpolate their members. This happens through people learning to mouth the views...
by Paul Hendler | 30 Apr 2017 | Free Debate, Grassroots struggle, Insights
Almost every commentator agrees that the levels of South African anger are too high. Anger exists between ethnic (black/white) groups, men and women, and men and children. South African anger is a manifestation of splits in the “rainbow nation”. A critical...
by Paul Hendler | 17 Jan 2017 | Climate Science, Extreme Weather, Free Debate, Global Warming
Executive Summary Climate activism is subject to controversy. On the one side are the climate scientists and social movements. They predict dire consequences and catastropic implications.But there are the sceptics. They question the assumptions and findings of climate...
