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Review: Sacred Economics – Money, Gift, and Society in the Age of Transition

Charles Eisenstein Beyond 5 Stars, an Integrative Pioneering Work,August 13, 2011 Sacred Economics is the second book in the new Evolver Editions imprint, following Jose Arguelles Manifesto for the Noosphere. Other books in the first season include What Comes After Money, The Secret Tradition of the Soul, The Four Global Truths, The Electric Jesus, Star …

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Review: The Long Twentieth Century – Money, Power and the Origins of Our Times

Giovanni Arrighi 4.0 out of 5 stars Adding Links In Support of Review by Joseph Martin,August 10, 2011 This is how your review will appear: 0 of 1 people found the following review helpful: 4.0 out of 5 stars Adding Links In Support of Review by Joseph Martin,August 10, 2011 By Robert D. Steele (Oakton, …

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Muslim Demographics–Dominant by 2050)

Muslim Demographics (7:31) 2.11 children per family required to maintain a culture. Muslims births outpacing Christians including Catholics Muslim immigration plus immigrant birthrate swamping West Phi Beta Iota: When governments lack a strategic analytic model and a holistic as well as honest planning, programming, and policy process, they fail to provide for culture and education …

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Worth a Look: The New Capitalist Manifesto

The Worst Trade in the World It’s often said that America’s an uncompetitive economy–unable to produce stuff that satisfies global demand. Hence, a yawning current account deficit. I’d say the reality’s harsher. America’s caught in a toxic, self-destructive relationship with the globe’s second most significant economy. In short, it’s making the worst trade in the …

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