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Tom Ambrogi on American Experiment

Tom Ambrogi, retired theologian/professor and advocate on political and economic  issues, Claremont, CA:

The paper is exceptionally good, and it works with a complex of ideas that I personally find very challenging right now.  It frames questions that badly need asking.  And you do it clearly and concisely and persuasively.  Whatever you do with it as […]

2021-01-08T14:03:26-08:00November 18th, 2010|Categories: Uncategorized|

Ellison Horne on American Experiment

 

Does your timely working draft, Renewing the American Experiment, ever resonate with me!  What you are writing about can only serve to better understand the causes of this dysfunctional popular culture of modern America, and teach us how to turn it around.  Thank you for sending it to me.

You’ve touched a nerve that reminds me […]

2021-01-08T14:03:27-08:00November 18th, 2010|Categories: Uncategorized|

John Cavanagh on American Experiment

 

John Cavanagh, Executive Director, Institute for Policy Studies, Washington, DC 

I had a lot of fun reading your fascinating 15 pages.  You are absolutely right in the framing: the right is winning because it has good stories.  We need good stories in response.  Some quick reactions. 

  1. The Prosperity Story:  I also think that the key to their story Iine […]
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Lee Drutman on American Experiment

 

Lee Drutman, Communications Director, Citizen Works

Thank you also for sharing the draft of “Renewing the American Experiment.” I couldn’t agree more with the underlying premise: that we need a new set of myths for American society, ones that reflect a more shared sense of prosperity and community. Corporations have been distressingly successful at promoting a market-based […]

2021-01-08T14:03:27-08:00November 18th, 2010|Categories: Uncategorized|

Betsy Toll on American Experiment

 

Betsy Toll, Living Earth: Gatherings for Deep Change, Portland, Oregon, www.LivingEarthGatherings.org

Re your first draft: Your point about the fundamental stories within or underlying the language of the political right raises what may be the most critical issue.

It appears to me that a key reason that the radical right story—that those “blessed” by God with advantages and […]

2021-01-08T14:03:27-08:00November 18th, 2010|Categories: Uncategorized|

State of the Union 2004

 

RENEWING THE AMERICAN EXPERIMENT

Keynote to Seattle Thunder “The State of the Union”
Saturday, January 24, 2004, Trinity United Methodist Church

By David C. Korten

Welcome to Seattle Thunder. American democracy is in crisis and we join together here in common cause to restore and renew it. Feel the power of our collective energy as it […]

2021-01-08T14:03:27-08:00November 17th, 2010|Categories: Uncategorized|

Roundtable on “Cooperation between Governments, Private Sector and the UN meeting Sustainable Development objectives”

Tuesday, 24th June, 1997 – Delegates Dining Room – 1.00-3.00 pm

List of Invitees

GOVERNMENTS

H.E. Mr. Robert Mugabe President of ZIMBABWE

H.E. Mr. Samuel Hinds President of GUYANA

H.E. Mr. Thorbjoern Jagland Prime Minister of NORWAY

H.E. Dr. Fernando Narajo V. Minister of Foreign Affairs and Head of Delegation COSTA RICA

H.E. Mrs. Margaret De Boer Minister of Environment KINGDOM OF […]

2021-01-08T14:03:29-08:00November 15th, 2010|Categories: Uncategorized|

CIVIL SOCIETY & REGIONAL SECURITY

PCDForum Paradigm Warrior Profile #5 Release Date December 26, 1996

Interview with Walden Bello, by David C. Korten

Walden Bello, researcher, policy analyst, and citizen activist, has made a major contribution to dispelling the myths of the Asian Tiger economies by documenting the political, social, and environmental realities of their “successes.”. His current interests center on raising […]

2021-01-08T14:03:28-08:00November 15th, 2010|Categories: Uncategorized|

Why all the Fuss About Stockholders?

Editorial by Marjorie Kelly, in Business Ethics, January/February
1997, page 5.


Where does wealth come from? More precisely, where does the wealth of public
corporations come from? Who creates it?


To judge by the current arrangement, one might suppose capital creates
wealth — which is odd, because a pile of capital creates nothing. Yet
capital-providers, stockholders, lay claim to all […]

2021-01-08T14:03:28-08:00November 15th, 2010|Categories: Uncategorized|
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