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Society throughout the world is in a process of rapid change. The lockdowns, testing and vaccinations imposed because of Covid may have adverse and long-lasting effects upon national economies. Inequality has significantly increased since the crash of 2008. The paradigms of economic and sociological enquiry stand in need of radical revision. The political Left in Western society appears impotent to stem top-down stratagems implicit in the present process of globalisation. Young idealists direct their protests about environmental problems at politicians while the real battle of out time resides in the arena of economic en-terprise.
The author of Cooperation draws our attention toward the uniformity of global media coverage about Covid where alternative views do not appear in the news and are even suppressed by the major social media corporations. Sadly observing similarities between today and the late Sixties, he argues the acute need for altruists to find each other not so much in political movements as in starting cooperative enterprises. Cooperatives which supporting each other might resolutely create a new and dramatic wave of organic change in Western economies. Change, which if adopted in other economies, would solve environmental issues including that of the climate problem.
Refreshing perspectives capable of bringing paradigmatic evolution into entrenched academic theories often arise outside the framework of university research. This book links onto the seminal social and economic insights of Rudolf Steiner whose work has been ignored by the bastions of academia for a century or more
The author of Cooperation draws our attention toward the uniformity of global media coverage about Covid where alternative views do not appear in the news and are even suppressed by the major social media corporations. Sadly observing similarities between today and the late Sixties, he argues the acute need for altruists to find each other not so much in political movements as in starting cooperative enterprises. Cooperatives which supporting each other might resolutely create a new and dramatic wave of organic change in Western economies. Change, which if adopted in other economies, would solve environmental issues including that of the climate problem.
Refreshing perspectives capable of bringing paradigmatic evolution into entrenched academic theories often arise outside the framework of university research. This book links onto the seminal social and economic insights of Rudolf Steiner whose work has been ignored by the bastions of academia for a century or more
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Publisher - Pending Press
Language - English
Paperback
Contributors
Author
Keith Harris
Published Date -
ISBN - 9781903466124
Dimensions - 19.7 x 13.2 x 0.7 cm
Page Count - 112
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