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(Note: This material appeared previously in "Chum For Thought: Throwing Ideas into Dangerous Waters" by the same author.) This historical essay, drawn from the deepest jungles of Uruguay in South America, examines the creation of a flourishing culture and economy that lasted for almost two centuries. It explores the guided development of a virtuous web of social and economic controls that mixed the philosophy of Catholic Jesuit missionaries with the traditions of the native Guaran? peoples. An unprecedented experiment in progressive community-building may have once created that rarest of cultural treasures ? a functional and stable utopia... ended only by outside pressures of conquest and exploitation. This is a living parable for our changing world, now suffering from seemingly-intractable political, cultural and economic turmoil… and struggling to be born into a tenuous future on uncertain threads of hope and despair. Rapid introduction of technology, educational systems, health care systems and social order have succeeded before ? balancing competition and consumption in a new kind of community ? and might be made to work again as we seek to create our own "new economy." In this startling synthesis, Mr. Satterlee brings together and introduces: ? historical records, ? the social theories of the Catholic Church, ? the management theories of Peter Drucker, ? the psycho-social theories of Don Beck’s Spiral Dynamics Integral, and ? the economics ideas of William Lewis and the McKinsey Global Institute on “the power of productivity.”画面が切り替わりますので、しばらくお待ち下さい。
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