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Volume 5 Issue 4

Garry Jacobs, Ketan Patel
The intellectual challenge before us is to fully understand the circumstances and factors that have brought us to the present situation, the root causes and deeper processes governing global social evolution, and the opportunities and catalytic strategies for effective action. Read more
Francis O’Donnell
We are more than our nations, more than our myths, and need a globalisation of compassion and conscience, not a debasing instrumentalization of the person. Read more
Donato Kiniger-Passigli
The Peace Offensive fundamentally seeks to redefine our approach to conflict, transforming seemingly intractable crises into opportunities for building durable peace. Read more
Alberto Zucconi, Garry Jacobs
Now is the time to be courageous, to choose action over complacency, and to reclaim the future by prioritizing human centered values in every facet of society. Read more
Pavel Luksha
In the future, the evolution of AI can bring about the ‘Fifth Paradigm,’ in which data driven science will enter loops of self accelerated learning driven by AI. Read more
Denis Naughten
Citizen engagement is recognised as a cornerstone of democratic governance, yet many public participation methods fail to foster meaningful dialogue and promote inclusive decision-making. Read more
Ketan Patel, Christian Hansmeyer, Nandan Desai, Aditya Ajit
The vast majority of SDG funding is not structured to generate the required risk-adjusted returns, nor is it packaged in traditional asset classes that match the mandates granted to the finance industry. Read more
Mariana Bozesan
Any transformation presupposes a change of mindset—reflecting the highly influential emotional, spiritual, psychosocial, and cultural factors—that must evolve to enable transformation toward sustainability. Read more
Ashok Natarajan
Sri Aurobindo once wrote that ‘history teaches us nothing.’ Perhaps he was referring to the troubling pattern of recurring errors in human history and humanity’s unwillingness or incapacity to learn from the valuable lessons of our collective past. Read more
Walton Stinson
Monetary sovereignty, in theory, may be absolute—but in practice, it is conditioned by the structure of international finance. Read more
Erich Hoedl
Global sustainable development is an interdependent process, resulting from highly diverse leadership. Read more
Yao OuYang
The fundamental solution lies in harnessing market forces to organically integrate the goals of green transformation and corporate profitability. Read more
Kanimozhi Ganesan
The future of business education stands at a critical intersection of technological disruption, ethical leadership, and sustainability. While AI can revolutionize learning, only human values can ensure ethical progress. Read more
Ezio Fantuzzi
The ultimate goal is to achieve a planetary civilization that is postmonetary, democratic, egalitarian, sustainable, and happier. Read more

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