Like all of us, Browne lived amid a crisis of knowledge – his passionate assertions reflect that he felt the ground shaking beneath his feet.
The tension between liberal ideals, pragmatism and authority ran like a leitmotif through books like "The Lost Soul of American Politics: Virtue, Self-Interest and the Foundation of Liberalism" (1984), "The Promise of Pragmatism: Modernism and the Crisis of Knowledge and Authority" (1994) and "Eugene O'Neill's America: Desire Under Democracy" (2007).
These cases, like so many others, are a disturbing wake-up call about the need for more staff, parent and community training on the warning signs of teens in crisis, more knowledge about bullying and more awareness of effective responses.
In the context of today's crisis, indigenous knowledge is critical to the search for new solutions, which link human development, human rights, peace and environmental sustainability.
Second, we want to identify causes for these HR crises as knowledge about the causes of crises can help to develop prevention strategies.
Rape Crisis has denied knowledge of any communication.
Karmik may have returned to the opioid crisis, but their knowledge has already planted a seed in Costa Rica.
At the White House, JFK and Ben Bella met with just their interpreters (this was before the missile crisis was public knowledge).
"Technology provides a unique opportunity to boost emergency response activities in the context of a crisis," says Hawi Busa Bedasa, Knowledge Management Specialist at UNICEF in Tanzania.
To prevent these factors, and to increase confidence in treating patients in a suicidal crisis, continuously updated knowledge is needed, especially with regard to assessment of suicidal risk and treatment options.
