The Globalist

Ethics is not about putting obstacles in people’s way, but about fundamental success principles for a prosperous and peaceful society.

Capitalism in its current form is neither fair nor sustainable.

It is time to work out a new social contract that allows everyone to lead a proper life and determine it to a larger extent.

If we changed our throw-away society, there would be enough resources for everyone.

It is the moral duty of the elite to avert global disaster.

More and more people are finding work in the digital economy, but more flexibility also means increased insecurity.

Digital democracy has the ultimate benefit that it supports society’s historical achievements.

When the “common man” dies, the United States of America that the world marveled at for 250 years dies with him.

With the decline of the middle classes, social classes are back on the global agenda. That is politically dangerous.

Did the industrial era prepare us badly for the 21st century collaborative economy?