What Kind of New World Order?
I have reviewed a number of cultural historian Nicholas Hagger’s books on these topics, notably concerning World Government, a World Constitution and, most recently, the…… Read More » What Kind of New World Order?
I have reviewed a number of cultural historian Nicholas Hagger’s books on these topics, notably concerning World Government, a World Constitution and, most recently, the…… Read More » A Greener Lens
There are many books now calling for a recovery of the indigenous wisdom that everything is alive, conscious and interconnected. A new development, though, is…… Read More » A Greener Lens
There are many books now calling for a recovery of the indigenous wisdom that everything is alive, conscious and interconnected. A new development, though, is…… Read More » Authors: Emanuel Kuntzelman, Jill Robinson
Reviewer: David Lorimer
Category: Futures Studies Economics Ecology
Towards a Healing Wholeness
This is in many ways a companion volume emanating from the same publisher as The Great Upshift launched in December and edited by Ervin Laszlo…… Read More » Learning to Love the Dark
I leave my front door late one evening and walk along the driveway we share with our neighbours towards the narrow unlit footpath that leads…… Read More » Disconnected Pathocracy
All of Steve Taylor’s books are fascinating, beautifully written and deal with complex themes which he has the great gift to explain very clearly. His…… Read More » Authors: Christopher M. Aanstoos, John H. Buchanan
Reviewer: Gunnel Minett
Category: Futures Studies Economics Ecology
Rethinking Environment
Modern science promotes itself as being based on facts rather than assumptions. This view, however, tends to avoid the fact that what we call modern…… Read More » Rethinking Environment
Modern science promotes itself as being based on facts rather than assumptions. This view, however, tends to avoid the fact that what we call modern…… Read More » Towards a Life Economy
Writing as a former insider economic hitman (EHM) and initially at great peril to his life when the first edition came out (many publishers refused…… Read More »