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This book presents the culmination of a 14-year pathbreaking research project examining the risks of civilisation collapse and potential solutions to avoid such an outcome. A profound diagnosis reveals that the root issue lies in the widening rift between the hard and social sciences, which have proven largely ineffective at managing the deficiencies of the former. Of course, the prevailing strategies, structures, and human resource management processes of modern nations have also played a significant role in destabilising societies. In economics, we still operate on principles of partial and…mehr

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This book presents the culmination of a 14-year pathbreaking research project examining the risks of civilisation collapse and potential solutions to avoid such an outcome. A profound diagnosis reveals that the root issue lies in the widening rift between the hard and social sciences, which have proven largely ineffective at managing the deficiencies of the former. Of course, the prevailing strategies, structures, and human resource management processes of modern nations have also played a significant role in destabilising societies. In economics, we still operate on principles of partial and general equilibrium, whereas we urgently need to adopt the global equilibrium framework proposed here. As things stand currently, we face two major failings in confronting this crisis. First, we lack the knowledge to overcome the existential threats before us. Second, the forces calling for change have adopted inadequate strategies, organisations, and leadership compared to the well-oiled machinery of the status quo. What we need is to jointly develop the missing knowledge and use it to take appropriate action, beginning with the creation of a new discipline, Global Science, to make sense of it all.
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Autorenporträt
Abdelhak Lamiri, born in Algeria, holds an MBA and a PhD in Finance in addition to post-doctoral studies and research at LEREPS, University of Toulouse. Abdelhak has published six books on economics and management issues, the latest of which was The Economics of the Future, and several related articles. He is a specialist on macroeconomic issues and their interactions with corporate management themes. His long field experience enabled him to incorporate the use of inputs from many disciplines in solving concrete problems. Currently he is Head of Scientific Research at INSIM SUP, a private establishment accredited by the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research.