How to Run a Planet

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A01=John Holman
Author_John Holman
Category=JBCC
Climate Crisis
Consciousness
Cosmology
Degrowth
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Esotericism
Global Democracy
Global Governance
Globalisation
Human History
Human Rights
LIFESTYLE - SPECIAL INTERESTS
Perennial Philosophy
Planetary Civilization
Social Justice
Spirituality
Sustainable Development
Transpersonal
United Nations
Wellbeing Economy
World Government
World Parliament

Product details

  • ISBN 9781803417042
  • Dimensions: 140 x 216mm
  • Publication Date: 25 Feb 2025
  • Publisher: Collective Ink
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Paperback
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How to Run a Planet�recognizes the primary causes of our political and environmental crises: a lack of good global government, a laissez faire ideology, and a materialist worldview. Presenting a wiser worldview -�a political model harmonious with the nature of the universe -�John Holman tasks humanity with creating a planetary civilization of sublime proportions, beyond capitalism and nationalism. In doing so, Holman illustrates a democratically elected world parliament and an economic system based on the pursuit of societal and environmental well-being rather than growth. This is essential reading for policymakers, philosophers, social activists, and anybody else interested in the big picture and global solutions.
John Holman PhD is a philosopher and changemaker who holds degrees in the arts, philosophy and religious studies. He is a leading authority on Western esotericism. Alongside writing and lecturing he has worked as a change consultant on European Union projects, and is an adviser and contributor to The Galileo Commission and Democracy Without Borders. He lives in Devon, UK.

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