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Albert
Today the worlds largest book fair will be opened in Frankfurt, Germany. For me a great event to showcase the full spectrum of global opportunites and chances in the fields of creative friction and poltical,... More »
Albert
As Olympics 2008 are starting today in Beijing I find this article from Fareed Zakria exemplary for a new understanding of global realities. Reflecting in first approximation already an understanding for stratfied emocracy as Alan... More »
Albert
This is about the book "What does China think?" from Mark Leonard. What does China think? 11.02.08 - Mark Leonard We know all about the statistics of China's rise - dizzying growth rates, vast currency... More »
Albert
Olympic Games 2008 will start soon, next week in Beijing. Michael Buerk from BBC chairs a live debate examining the moral issues behind one of the week's news stories: combative, provocative and engaging. The Panel... More »
Albert
Images from Chinese state television about the unrest in Lhasa, Tibet on Friday March 14th 2008. This is showing that Technology like YouTube alone isnt sufficient to drive change. Governemnts like the Chinese one can... More »
Albert
This is from European Coucil on Foreign Relation, launched last year in October and had its grand Opening in Berlin at Nov 9. I thought you might be interested to read some of the latest articles... More »
Albert
I already wrote about Roger Hamilton and his: Biggest Entrepreneur and Social Enterprise Network in Asia Pacific This is an interesting snapshot from his newletter. Indeed it underlines the rapidly growing importance of Asia Pacific... More »
Albert
This announcement from John Templeton Foundation about funding a new project about: Global Perspectives On Science and Spirituality was really remarkable for me. it brings a broad spectrum through Eastern Europe and Asia to the... More »
Albert
Recently launched European Council on Foreign Relations publishes results of a a survey of 52 countries to measure preception of EU in the World. Ivan Krastev and Mark Leonard wrote this article in addition: The... More »
Albert
Some useful offerings for Zaadzsters from the Asia Pacific Area and elsewhere in the world. I found this article from the Xing Blog Section. Xing is a European/German based professional network. And its expanding and giving... More »
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