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Democracy Chronicles

Dr. Lynn S. Kahn's articles

Dr. Lynn Sandra Kahn was the Green Party Candidate for Congress in upstate New York District 21, #NY21. She is a strategic planning consultant and architect of coordinated solutions to complex problems. See her website at http://www.votelynn2018.com/. She received her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from the American University in Washington D.C. in 1977. She is the author of two books about government reform and one book about peacemaking, as well as numerous articles on justice reform, transforming government agencies and peacebuilding.

Justice Reform – An Action Plan

by Lynn S. Kahn, Ph.D. - August 13, 2015

Justice Reform

As an independent candidate for President of the United States, my solutions for reducing and preventing violence are the heart of my campaign platform – Fix Government, Build Peace

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: African-Americans and Democracy, Big Government, Civil Rights, Democracy Protests, Nelson Mandela, New York City and State Elections

The Destructive Core of U.S. Trade Deals: An Update

by Lynn S. Kahn, Ph.D. - July 20, 2015

U.S. Trade Deals

When I read about trade deals, I wonder: Will international corporations always get the better bargain? Do American citizens have a constitutional right to protect our air, land, water and other environmental and cultural resources? Where is our democracy?

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: Australia, Canada, Capitalism and Big Business, England, Europe, Malaysia, Socialism and Labor

Why I Am Running For President As An Independent

by Lynn S. Kahn, Ph.D. - July 16, 2015

Running For President As An Independent

On March 30, 2015, I announced that I am an independent candidate for President of the United States of America. My primary reasons for making this decision are discussed here.

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: Big Government, Democrats, Independent Politicians, Money Politics, Republicans

A Science of Peacemaking: 2015

by Lynn S. Kahn, Ph.D. - July 14, 2015

Science of Peacemaking

I believe in the overwhelming power of face-to-face dialog. In terms of strategy and actions, building peace requires fixing government. In terms of lifelong transformation, changing hearts and minds only occurs through face-to-face dialog.

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: Greece, Turkey, Worldwide

Peacemaking and American Violence: A Strategic Plan

by Lynn S. Kahn, Ph.D. - July 6, 2015

Peacemaking and American Violence

My presidential platform combines fixing our broken government and building peace at home and around the world. I believe we have to reduce and prevent violence here at home before we can make much progress building world peace.

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: Education, New York City and State Elections, Racism and Prejudice

Building Peace Through Ceasefires and Face-to-Face Dialog

by Lynn S. Kahn, Ph.D. - July 1, 2015

Building Peace Through Ceasefires

Turn anger and hatred to solutions through ceasefires, face-to-face dialog, community justice and working together on shared projects that solve shared problems

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: Independent Politicians, Worldwide

Measure What Matters: Results Not Paperwork

by Lynn S. Kahn, Ph.D. - June 29, 2015

Results Not Paperwork

What we measure is what we get. Measure what matters; focus on outcomes not paperwork; and reward genuine achievement not the number of pages in a report. If we can’t get the numbers right we will never understand why 45 million Americans live in poverty

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: African-American Voting Rights, Big Government, Capitalism and Big Business, Women Voting Rights

Launching National Conversations About the Big Issues

by Lynn S. Kahn, Ph.D. - June 26, 2015

Launching National Conversations

The American people and the federal government are not having the kinds of conversations that matter. I don’t mean screaming at each other or watching people on television

Filed Under: DC Authors

On Building Partnerships Across Government Agencies

by Lynn S. Kahn, Ph.D. - June 26, 2015

Building Partnerships

We have no mechanisms to support partnerships across agencies. Indeed, we have laws and policies that prevent cooperation even for programs where different agencies work together in the field

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: Big Government

Designing Conversations With America to Fix Government

by Lynn S. Kahn, Ph.D. - June 24, 2015

Designing Conversations With America

In Conversations with America, every department and agency will re-establish their true purpose and priorities. I do not mean listening sessions. I mean the American public will drive how we define the new purpose and priorities of our government

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: Big Government, Education

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