Conscious Globalism (Conflict and Countermeasures)

Author: David A. Schwartz (USA), translated by Zheng Wenyuan
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Features: "Thought-provoking, timely, and highly persuasive, Conscious Globalism addresses the pressing issues of our time. Dr. Schwartz argues compellingly about the challenges and benefits of globalization in a vivid, witty, and engaging style. Targeting a broad audience, the author demonstrates with convincing real-world examples how 'value-driven idealism can be combined with result-driven pragmatism,' ensuring lasting benefits for all residents of our global village." — Geoffrey C. Thomas, retired director of General Motors Acceptance Corporation and chairman of General Motors Mortgage Company. "David Schwartz reminds the business community of its significant responsibilities, and he is doing an extraordinary job. Economic globalization grants companies immense freedom; therefore, (corporate responsibility) largely depends on how this freedom is utilized. Readers of Conscious Globalism will see a great enhancement in their sense of responsibility and a broader perspective. Thank you very much for what Dr. Schwartz has done." — John B. Cobb Jr., co-author of For the Common Good
How should we respond in the era of globalization? This book explores the current tensions and conflicts through the dramatic event of globalization. Its primary task is to describe the behaviors prevalent in global markets that counteract expected outcomes, such as the recent issues that have surfaced—Argentina's economic collapse, the complete downfall of Enron and WorldCom, global warming, the spread of terrorism, and the proliferation of AIDS. It also analyzes the flawed ideologies that trigger these behaviors and proposes transformative perspectives. The author points to a new path toward a more harmonious and beneficial global order by showcasing companies, communities, and nations that have succeeded by adhering to a broader and richer conception of self-interest.

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