Model For Global Social Sustainability











































































































 
CHARLES: MODEL FOR GLOBAL SOCIAL SUSTAINABI​LITY
 
Cedomil Vugrincic lighttoparadise1@yahoo.com
 
Jun 22 (1 day ago)
 
to LighttoParadis.
 
 
(SUPERHUMAN MINISTRY Service Sector)
 
 
CWM #46, March 29,2012 (paragraph, modif.)
 
Sustainable social practices
 
CHARLES:  Would you like me to explain that term more clearly?  (MMc:  Please.)
 
For instance, let us say that global economists got together and realized that what they were doing as separate nations, as separate economies was not supporting the economic stability and sustainability of the world.  They then came together and decided to examine whether there were certain economic practices or decisions that were necessary to support national economies, while supporting the global economy, and that they were inseparable.  When they broke up they went back to their home countries and began to practice making decisions that supported the global economy and that also supported their national economy.  Of course, you realize that these economists would be criticized by the home population and home politicians, because they were making decisions which were not totally oriented towards that national economy, but pointed towards other economies as well.  The rationale that the economists would use is that by solely making decisions or practices that are oriented towards the national economy worked against the global economy that would [not] become stable and sustainable.  And so, they would be able to eventually turn the opinion of politicians and corporate leaders and financiers and the financial community toward thinking of the larger economy of the world that must be served by these practices, which support a sustainable global economy, which in turn supports and benefits national economies.  This is perhaps the area of social activity now, which is more capable of becoming a model for global social sustainability than any other social institution.  
 
The most divergent one is national sovereignty and the military actions that nations take to protect their sovereignty, militarily.  It seems so painfully ironic that a nation could be so militaristic, but be so interested also in economic stability at the same time.  In a larger-minded world, you will find that these are not separate, that they affect each other, and that the global economy affects your militarism and your militarism affects your global economy.  A benefit for all is that there would be practices or decisions that are made by local individuals, national individuals and international individuals that contribute to the global economy and which everyone seeks to have a stable, prosperous, sustainable global economy that helps everyone.