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Volume 1, Issue 1 - October 2010

The Knowledge Society: A Sustainability Paradigm

Terms of sustainability cannot exclusively be defined from an environmental point of view or attitude. Rather, the challenge is to define operational and consistent terms of sustainability from an integrated social.... Read more

CADMUS: The Personality of a Journal

The essence of today's world leadership appears to be economic but, in truth, it requires political maturity to express it. Political inspiration that underlies economic realities qualifies ... Read more

Introductory Paper for a Programme on The Wealth of Nations Revisited

What theoretical framework will lead to a system that optimizes the generation of real wealth? How will its principles reflect the primacy of human choice and human welfare? ... Read more

Human Rights and Employment

The right to employment is not a privilege, it is a right ... Read more

Indicators of Economic Progress: The Power of Measurement and Human Welfare

Social development is not a result or even a set of results, but an on-going process of progress by which humanity acquires increasing knowledge, skill and organizational capacity to achieve ... Read More

Updating macro-economics

There are no clear economic explanations why after 1973, the rate of growth in GNP terms, in the "industrialized countries", has declined from an average of 6% or more to 2% ... Read More

Transforming Finance Group’s Call Recognizes Finance as a Global Commons

If we are to avoid future systemic failures in the global financial system, we must re-think the underlying design flaws that precipitated the financial crises. We must move beyond Bretton Woods ... Read More

Theory & Strategies for Full Employment

From October 2009 to March 2010, the World Academy of Art & Science launched an e-conference on the Global Employment Challenge (GEC). The conference included video webcast presentations ... Read more

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Introductory Paper for a Programme on The Wealth of Nations Revisited

Orio Giarini, Garry Jacobs, Bernard Lietaer, Ivo Šlaus

What theoretical framework will lead to a system that optimizes the generation of real wealth? How will its principles reflect the primacy of human choice and human welfare? ... Read More

The Knowledge Society: A Sustainability Paradigm

Naim Hamdija Afgan & Maria G. Carvalho

Terms of sustainability cannot exclusively be defined from an environmental point of view or attitude. Rather, the challenge is to define operational and consistent terms of sustainability from an integrated social ... Read More

Theory and Strategies for Full Employment

Ashok Natarajan

From October 2009 to March 2010, the World Academy of Art & Science launched an e-conference on the Global Employment Challenge (GEC). The conference included video webcast presentations ...Read More

Human Rights and Employment

Winston P. Nagan

The right to employment is not a privilege, it is a right ...
Read More

Indicators of Economic Progress: The Power of Measurement and Human Welfare

Garry Jacobs and Ivo Šlaus

Social development is not a result or even a set of results, but an on-going process of progress by which humanity acquires increasing knowledge, skill and organizational capacity to achieve ... Read More

Transforming Finance Group’s Call Recognizes Finance as a Global Commons Ethical Markets

Hazel Henderson

If we are to avoid future systemic failures in the global financial system, we must re-think the underlying design flaws that precipitated the financial crises. We must move beyond Bretton Woods ... Read More