Global Citizenship
The Soul of Nations
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What is urgently needed is a unifying and updated understanding of what a nation is today, and what it has to become in order to contribute to what might be a shared and peaceful future world.
Global Citizenship and Universal Values
Article
Global citizenship is a concept which intertwines our identity with the interconnected, interdependent world of today. It seeks to transcend geographical limitations and expand the definition of our personalities.
The Sustainable Development Goals Begin with Mindset
Essay
We protect and develop what we cherish, what we feel part of and connected with. Therefore, how can we nurture three essential connections: with our inner being, our communities and Mother Nature?
Coronavirus Spells the End of the Neoliberal Era. What’s Next?
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Coronavirus is a political crucible, melting down and reshaping current norms. Will the new era be a “Fortress Earth” or a harbinger of a transformed society based on a new set of values?
Ten Economic Insights of Rudolf Steiner
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Here is a short ten-point guide that outlines some key ideas Steiner developed. All ten ideas seem to me to be more pertinent and necessary today than they already were ninety years ago.
We Are All Global Citizens | Seeing Ourselves in the Advancement of All
Introduction
Our Keynote authors represent the Coalition for Global Citizenship (CGC2030). The Coalition, based at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, advocates that governments, public and private sectors, and civil society, all work from a basis of values of just and fair treatment, inclusion and cooperation.
Sacred Diplomacy in the Emerging Ecozoic Era
Essay
International diplomats are worn out from the toxic politics, overriding militarism, and positional bargaining for land, money, and power that define present negotiations.
The Practice of Global Citizenship
Introduction
Global unity is our evolutionary destiny. This is what we believe at Kosmos, and why we continue.
On Edge Work, Migration Flows, and Glocalization
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In ecological design, the edge is known as the boundary or interface between two biological communities. It is the region where communities meet and integrate, producing conditions for increased diversity.