03/10/2010
How do you transform an average team into an outstanding one: psychoanalyst and former England cricket captain Mike Brearley offers a suggestion or two.
Former England cricket captain and now psychoanalyst, Mike Brearley offers an insight into the dynamic of teams and explains what makes the difference between a good and a great team. Drawing upon his own experience, he argues that the strongest leader can admit vulnerability.
We hear the case for transforming the military from a threat to a resource for nation building: Africa specialist Lieutenant-Colonel Shannon Beebe explains how.
And why Africa's roadside kiosks aren't makeshift structures blocking progress but the future of sustainable urban design. We hear from Ghanaian architect DK Osseo-Asare.
A narcissistic leader inside a kiosk instructs soldiers to develop human security. Illustration by Emily Kasriel.
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Mike Brearley
What makes us tick.
Duration: 17:03
SIXTY SECOND IDEA TO CHANGE THE WORLD
Shannon Beebe and his 21st century 鈥淒ream Catcher鈥�.
Duration: 05:57
Shannon Beebe
Transforming the military from a threat to a resource for nation building.
Duration: 12:06
DK Osseo-Asare
Roadside kiosks are the future of sustainable urban design.
Duration: 10:54
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- Sun 3 Oct 2010 08:05GMT大象传媒 World Service Online
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