THE DOCTRINE OF CREATIVE MODERNITY - Basic, NedZad
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The doctrine of creative modernity introduces the world to a new imagination and changes the global game, creates new intuitions, generates new strategies, breaks with the conventional way of thinking, and offers a more expansive space for a new model of creative realignment in the relations between the state, society and the market with a strong influence in global relations. This doctrine inspires the realignment of the relationship between humans and new technologies, which opens a broader space for human cognitive creativity, as the most significant realignment of humanity in the 21st…mehr

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The doctrine of creative modernity introduces the world to a new imagination and changes the global game, creates new intuitions, generates new strategies, breaks with the conventional way of thinking, and offers a more expansive space for a new model of creative realignment in the relations between the state, society and the market with a strong influence in global relations. This doctrine inspires the realignment of the relationship between humans and new technologies, which opens a broader space for human cognitive creativity, as the most significant realignment of humanity in the 21st century. The doctrine of creative modernity creates a new awareness of the democratic state as a guarantor of human survival by pushing the international system away from the neoliberal model of capitalism with a strategy of rivalry towards a multilateral liberal concept of progressive and responsible capitalism with a strategy of creative attractiveness.
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Autorenporträt
Dr. NedZad Basic is a professor of International Relations. He was nominated as a research fellow at George Washington University (Washington D.C.) and Columbia University (N. Y.) and a teaching professor at St. Thomas University (Fredericton), and Concordia University (Montreal).