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July 26, 2017 • EMERGING TRENDS, CRITICAL ANALYSIS, Capitalism in the 21st Century, World Politics
By Graham Vanbergen Crimes of the rich and powerful elite have led to a global crisis of trust. In this article, the author elaborates on how societies have now lost their confidence and faith to established authorities and governments. But in a globalised world where there’s no trust and only fear, how can we expect …
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July 23, 2017 • Capitalism in the 21st Century, Global Capital Markets
By Peter Koenig Masked by economic “innovations”, the New World Order continues work its way to total world manipulation. In this article, Peter Koenig elaborates on the Order’s intricate and imprisoning strategies in its attempt to enslave all of us through its financial systems. Electronic money, a cashless society, is perhaps the ultimate and …
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July 13, 2017 • EMERGING TRENDS, BUSINESS & INNOVATION, SPECIAL FEATURES, Digital Transformation, Editor’s Choice
“Keep on climbing, the sky is the limit and believe me you will never reach the top because it’s endless.” In this interview, CEO Andy Khawaja of Allied Wallet shares to us the story behind the most successful payment processing company across the globe. Read on and witness the power of vision, courage, and integrity. …
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July 12, 2017 • China, Climate Change & Society
By Kerry Brown and Benjamin Barratt Back in 2009, the world would not have thought that China will be taking a leadership role in humanity’s struggle against climate change. Today, Kerry Brown and Benjamin Barratt discuss how China’s position has transformed and why it will stick. With the election of Donald J. Trump as …
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July 10, 2017 • EMERGING TRENDS, CRITICAL ANALYSIS, Digital Transformation, World Development
By Mark Cenite Empirical evidence for the truth-seeking rationale for freedom of expression – the assertion that truth prevails in a free marketplace of ideas – is difficult to interpret. Analysis of how Wikipedia functions, and the accuracy of its content, provides preliminary indications of the validity of the truth-seeking rationale and its limits. …
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July 10, 2017 • GLOBAL ECONOMY, Frontier Markets, International Relations, China
By Justin Yifu Lin and Yan Wang As the world is carefully watching China’s Belt and Road Initiative, many new opportunities continue to spring from the country’s endeavour. In this article, the authors elaborate on New Structural Economics and “going beyond aid” as an ideal development objective for trade, aid, and investment in relation to developing …
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June 29, 2017 • CULTURE & LIFESTYLE, Climate Change & Society
By Trivess Moore, Ralph Horne, Yolande Strengers and Cecily Maller Sustainable housing has wider environmental, social and wellbeing benefits which do not neatly fit into traditional economic considerations. Policy makers must adapt the way they develop minimum performance regulations if we are to move beyond the argument about capital costs and deliver a transition to …
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June 21, 2017 • CRITICAL ANALYSIS, Capitalism in the 21st Century, Europe
By Abayomi Azikiwe People of colour, the working class and poor have been negatively impacted by British economic and housing policy. In this article, the author discusses the recent Grenfell Tower Fire, the unheard complaints of past residents turned victims, and the economic and social implications behind the tragedy. Authorities in London, England announced …
