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Other possible subject headings (leading to faster responses) are listed elsewhere on this page. To complete any email address, the @ always needs to be followed with camaggi.com There
will be no automatically generated message in response to emails sent
to the main address. Athough I
will endeavour to contact you quite quickly, if I am very busy or on a
retreat, there could be a delay of up to four months so please have
patience. You can always read the next paragraph for a quicker
reply.
Some of the information you require might be available immediately - through one or more of the other email addresses given on this page. You are welcome to send as many appropriately directed messages as you wish, and even send a letter or two!
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automatic message providing a brief overview of the theoretical
framework that I use. It includes a basic explanation of how I
avoid ideological thinking. If you write Beginning
Research
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response. The account I give is written for a general audience,
not for academic specialists. My theoretical framework will be explored in more detail through the structured training course on considerate democracy.
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In your explorations, you will find out about online forums hosted here, and about a wide range of other learning opportunities. You can always contact me with a general enquiry if there is any topic that especially interests you that is not adequately covered elsewhere the magazine, or through the external links provided in the areas requiring a password.
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Speed of Life,
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option for you, especially if you wish to use this website to teach in
any way. Learn more about stage two here. Stage two - level two enrolment
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Making nominations for the Please write Humanity Media Awards in your subject line and send your message to the main email address. Include some indication of why you think your nomination is worthy of consideration, and provide a brief outline of what humanity and considerate democracy mean to you. Other email addresses | Home page | Ordering books Your answers to my questions Considerate Awareness Magazine asks many questions, mainly to encourage each visitor's own philosophical reflections.
I would especially encourage you to enter the international essay competition about considerate democracy. Explore this magazine to find out more. Other email addresses | Home page | Ordering books Your questions about the essay competition Much of this website, at least
in these public pages, is aimed at encouraging people to develop their
English comprehension skills. Literacy is more than being able to
understand individual words. Language only has a shared meaning
if it is accurately communicated and interpreted.
Perhaps the above paragraph has even given you some ideas for an essay about considerate democracy! Have you scribbled a draft yet? If you ever feel confused about the content of Considerate Awareness Magazine, and you have explored this website for several hours already (preferably for no more than one hour per day), then please send a message to the main email address with request for help in your subject line. Would you be interested in structured training? If you are having difficulty understanding information here, maybe some remedial literacy or English language training would be useful to you. Although I am unable to provide such services personally, your local library or government's education deparment should be able to point you in the right direction. Other email addresses | Home page | Ordering books Links to and from this website
An important purpose of Considerate Awareness Magazine is to encourage connections between people who have similar values and interests. Web links are an essential aspect, so please send some suggestions for suitable links to and from www.camaggi.com. For more details, click here. Assisting considerate
For members of
the media, and for anyone
else who would like to communicate information about considerately
democratic
activities, there is a page especially to help you here.
Learning about your research
Regardless of your speciality or expertise, if you have amateur or
professional research interests that may coincide with mine, please let
me know about your work.
INTRODUCING
YOUR INVESTIGATIONS
You can introduce yourself and your work by
sending a brief email to the main email address, with Considerate Research
in the subject line.
If there is information online about your research, and about your career, please provide some website links in your message, too. A few words about your interest in my research would also be appreciated.
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RESEARCH
To learn about collaborative research opportunities, please click here.
Hearing from policy
analysts
Do you work as a professional policy analyst, whether salaried or
self-employed? If so, please contact me through the general enquiry
email address.
To ensure that you receive a response, write Policy Analysis in your subject line. Thank you. I would welcome
an overview of
the techniques you use in your work, a summary of your training,
achievements and experiences - and an indication of what you
aim to achieve in the future through your non-ideological policy work.
You might also like to
consider sponsoring an event, becoming a patron
or mentor, and you are especially welcome to participate in the
global conversation.
You may even know of people who might like to engage me as a consultant.
Your comments about the future of
How should
information about considerate democracy be expressed and shared?
Is it possible to publish books on the topic independently, especially
for a wide, general audience? You may have already explored the pages here about my own book publishing endeavours. You may also have read the discussion pages about the future of book publishing. I'd be very interested to hear your views. Just write Book Publishing in your subject line and send a message to the main email address. Thank you.
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Your involvement in promoting considerate democracy There are many ways to promote considerate democracy, the main one is to be considerate and democratic yourself. There are no organisations to join or membership fees as these exclude those who are non-members. Considerate democracy is an inclusive social phenomenon, based on putting facts before assumptions. On the other hand, ideological democracy, like other forms of political expression, put assumptions before facts. Do you know the difference between facts and assumptions? Considerate democracy is not based on an ideology. That is another reason why there are no official bodies to control it. To ensure that I continue my independent research, and my writings, you may wish to support the various initiatives I outline below. Respecting my copyright would be appreciated, too. You may also know of a book or other publication that may assist my understanding of considerate democracy. If you can donate a copy, that would be especially wonderful. Just send an email to the main address to make suggestions, offers or give insights. If you write the word library in your subject line, that would be appreciated. Other email addresses | Home page | Ordering books
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BENEFITS OF BEING A SPONSOR
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The promotional and public relations possibilities are endless! SPONSORSHIP
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view of the formal nature of sponsorship, please send your proposal to:
The magazine's PO Box address Becoming
a patron of my research Contributing resources to support my independent social research can take many forms, and not just financial. If you are interested in helping to sustain my efforts, you are very welcome to offer material and/or non-material assistance. For more information on being a patron, please click here. You may also have the skills to become one of my mentors.
AdvertisingYou may have noticed that there
are very few advertisements in this website. For the
advertising opportunities that are offered, please see the links policy.
Other email addresses | Home page | Ordering books DonationsThere are many free resources offered through this online magazine. Fees and charges are kept to a minimum to ensure the accessibility of information here. In much of my work, I try to assist a very wide range of people. Please consider making a donation to reflect the value you place on Considerate Awareness Magazine. As I am not an organisation, your donations will not usually be a tax deductable expense for you, though I greatly appreciate direct financial support for my activities. Perhaps you would like to send a general email to discuss this further. Donations should be made payable to C A Maggi (and you will receive a receipt). Are you also interested in becoming a mentor? Are you also interested in becoming a client? Are you also interested in offering some official patronage? Are you also interested in advertising in this website? Are you also interested in purchasing a copy of my book? Are you also interested in participating in training?
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Becoming a client
The first step towards becoming a client of my independent consultancy
servicesis
to gain a thorough familiarity with the publicly-available pages of
this online magazine. The home page is just a starting
point. When you
think you are ready to become a client, please click here. Becoming a mentor
If you have visited the introductory mentoring
page,
you will know that I personally provide mutual mentoring, unilateral
mentoring, and that I am continually searching for people who might
like to be my mentors, of whatever variety. I enjoy improving my knowledge, skills, connections and
life experiences. How about you?
You may be able to help improve my research, educational and policy activities, my writings,
and various other aspects of thinking and communicating.
You might even consider becoming a patron, too. Please
say "hello" through the main email address
Have your say in
Whatever your point of view on humanity and considerate democracy, your philosophical ideas are important. Have you any nominations for the humanity media awards? Why do you think as you do? Please express your views! Just write Global Conversation in the subject line of your email message and send your comments to the main email address (or postal address). Thank you. Time limitations
mean that I am usually only able to respond to most messages of this type on an
individual basis if they are from special correspondents. To become one yourself, find
out more here. If you do not wish to become a
special correspondent, you will usually receive a personal response if
you write to the magazine's postal address. It can be found on the home page, along with a notes on how to ensure you will receive a reply.
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