Thousands of academics, experts and practitioners from all over the world took part in a discussion of sustainable development as Dubai hosted Knowledge Summit 2019.
A delegation of the Planetary Development Institute will take part in the 10th Asian Conference on the Arts and Humanities ACAH2019. Professor Aleksandr Bezgodov will present his vision of the impact of antiglobalism on the political and economic processes in society.
A new book by Prof. Aleksandr Bezgodov and Dr Konstantin Barezhev has been published in English. In an accessible way, the leading scientists of the Planetary Development Institute laid out the main concepts of planetary ethics.
On November 28th, 2017, Kirkus Review, an authoritative American book reviewing company, published its review of the monograph, Planetary Rent as an Instrument for Solving Global Problems
The author of the review published on November 8 in the Clarion Review, Barry Silverstein, called a monograph of the Planetary project leader Alexander Bezgodov a vitally important one
On November 6th, 2017, the US Review of Books published a review of the second Planetary Project monograph, Planetary Rent as an Instrument for Solving Global Problems
Pacific Book Review review of the Aleksandr Bezgodov’s monograph, Planetary Rent as an Instrument for Solving Global Problems, published on November 4th, 2017
Members of the management team of Planetary Development Institute (PDI, Dubai) participated in the annual conference on law, economics and politics held at the University of Cambridge, from September 18th -20th 2017
"Planetary Rent as an Instrument for Solving Global Problems", the monograph by Alexander Bezgodov was published in English by the British publishing house Xlibris on August 10, 2017
On July 2, 2017, Dr Vadim Golubev of the Planetary Development Institute delivered a paper at the 61st IASTEM International Conference on Economics and Business Management, organized by the International Academy of Science, Technology, Engineering and Management (IASTEM)
Prof. Aleksandr Bezgodov, General Director of the Planetary Development Institute, completed work on the manuscript of Planetary Rent: The Basis of Future Economy on November 22, 2016
What is the most important thing in the world, on the planet? The most important thing is to preserve it, save nature and survive ourselves, in order to continue development. The world has become very compact, close-knit and comfortable. It is also very toxic, sometimes poisoned. It has become extremely fragile; we are just one step away from self-destruction and the destruction of all living things. The name of today's universal danger threatening both the beggar and the king is global problems. Without exaggeration, we can say that they are all tied to one thing – a human, their behavior, conscience, and morality. Today, the achievements of scientific and technological progress are such that all the technological, material and financial aspects of global problems can be solved...
The warmer the climate is in the Arctic, the cooler the relations are between the northern countries. It took a third of the last century for the Arctic Ocean’s ice cover to shrink by one third. The natural wealth of the Arctic water area has become more accessible, and international cooperation in this region has turned into rivalry. There is something to fight for, indeed. According to official data of the United States Geological Survey, almost a quarter of the world's hydrocarbon resources are concentrated in the depths of the Arctic: 90 billion barrels of oil, more than 48 trillion cubic meters of natural gas, and 44 billion barrels of gas condensate. And since there is no single international treaty defining the legal status of the Arctic, several nations have already claimed the right to the exclusive possession of promising territories...
It is an impossible task for any single state to try and save the Earth for future generations alone. Over the recent decades, the existing international associations have not been effective in this domain either. All too often their activity has caused criticism for discrediting objective integration processes, among other things. The United Nations Organization, to which 193 governments have delegated their representatives, clearly needs serious modernization. Independent experts, while noting 70 years of UN contribution to maintaining the world order on the planet, highlight serious shortcomings in the organization’s work.
The ideas of globalization and the Planetary Project have a number of significant differences. The mutually beneficial cooperation of people from different countries, races, religions, and cultures does not mean that humanity is trying to build a unipolar world. Transition from the disunity of the interests of the elites to the unity of common needs does not have to do with globalization, but rather is the essence of universal integration for solving problems on a global scale. The world has long been global. Civilization has entered a historical phase of intercontinental development. First in trade, then in the financial sphere, production, distribution and consumption...
Planetary ethics is a product of the Planetary Project, unique in its radical and categorical nature. Its forerunner and spiritual foundation is the legacy of Russian cosmism, which manifested an amazing consonance with the philosophy of the Planetary Project.
Nikita Nikolaevich Moiseev can be called one of the greatest humanists of our time, along with his other outstanding compatriots Dmitry Likhachev, Dmitry Sakharov, and Sergei Kapitsa. Running through all his teachings is the idea that a consistent synthesis of technology and morality can be made part of mankind’s fighting for the future of the planet including the organic intelligent life it nourishes. He considered modernity a transitional period, full of risks and challenges threatening the survival of the biosphere at the backdrop of a growing anthropogenic pressure...
A decade after AN INCONVENIENT TRUTH brought climate change into the heart of popular culture, comes the riveting and rousing follow-up that shows just how close we are to a real energy revolution. Former Vice President Al Gore continues his tireless fight traveling around the world training an army of climate champions and influencing international climate policy...
Global problems are a curse of the world today. They include international terrorism, climate change, impoverishment of large groups of population and the depletion of natural resources. To date, the global community has made little progress in addressing these global challenges. This is despite the continued work of global institutions, the adoption of the doctrine of sustainable development, and the signing of the Kyoto Protocol. The problem is that there is no global anti–crisis management policy that would involve a plan of addressing global issues, a consolidated budget, and a single management center.
Despite its theoretical solidity and international recognition, the concept of sustainable development has run into fundamental implementation issues. Internal contradictions are revealed both in its ideological-methodological frame.
Whole night the referendum kept us all awake. By evening the Pound Sterling started falling when the people lined up to exchange the Pound Sterling into Euros.
As a result the Pound Sterling landed to a 31 year low.
But more worse was the early morning news. 52% nearly pointing to BREXIT.
The world economy is largely a euphemism that masks the basic problem of the global world which consists of markedly uneven markets, social and technological disparities in national economies’ development levels, capital-output ratios and competitiveness. In its direct sense, the concept of the world economy is justified only to the extent that global trade and global logistics exist, which in turn are limited by a number of economically subjective factors.
At the beginning of the 21st century, people feel united as never before but also, paradoxically, they feel disunited at the same time! Having found ourselves on the brink of self-destruction, we perceive with a varying degree of conscious awareness the need to unite in the face of unseen threats. At the same time, we are divided by serious disagreements based on divergent interests, values and ambitions.
Aleksandr Bezgodov is the mastermind of the Planetary Project, the author of the Concept of Managed Harmony, and the founder and General Director of the Institute of Planetary Development.
Whole night the referendum kept us all awake. By evening the Pound Sterling started falling when the people lined up to exchange the Pound Sterling into Euros.
As a result the Pound Sterling landed to a 31 year low.
But more worse was the early morning news. 52% nearly pointing to BREXIT.
What will follow ? Next! - FREXIT, GERXIT ??
We must admit that the economic model based on developing transnational markets has exhausted its potential. Macroeconomic postulates do not reflect the nature and dynamics of economic development. Commodity-money exchange effectiveness is declining. The multiplication coefficient has all but ceased to work. The funding developed countries dispense to poor countries to balance the global economic situation vanish in developing economies without providing any visible economic effect or resolving such problems as hunger, poverty, a lack of drinking water, pandemics etc. Therefore, the gap between the level of development of Golden Billion nations and that of the Third World is not finding closure.
Since the last decade of the twentieth century freshwater scarcity has viewed as a global threat. As the world's population grew, water consumption increased, as well as freshwater scarcity, which led to the worsening of living conditions in the majority of developing countries.
Something that nowadays is known under the gloomy name "global problems" was born on our planet in the 1960s. They are problems of the whole planet, that are vitally important and the humanity`s fate depends on their solution.
The article “The Planetary Project: The Basis for a New World Development Agenda” by Dr. Sergei Ivanov, (PhD in Economics), Head of the Laboratory for Studying Socio-Economic and Political Processes of Modern Society of St. Petersburg University was published in the Russian academic journal “Use and Protection of Natural Resources”.
8th January 2017: There has been a small announcement of Planetary Project and the first book written by Dr. Aleksandr Bezgodov in New York Times. Very soon the second book «PLANETARY RENT AS INSTRUMENT FOR SOLUTION OF GLOBAL PROBLEMS» will be coming out. Hope this cooperation continues for many years to come.
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates – In his new book, “Planetary Project: From Sustainable Development to Managed Harmony” (published by Xlibris UK), Aleksandr V. Bezgodov reveals the urgent problems of the modern world including the environmental crisis, the fall of the level of economic development, unfair distribution system of world income, hunger and poverty.
For the fourteenth time, the leaders of the G20 countries gathered together. As predicted by the experts of the PDI, the main achievement of this summit, alas, was the fact of their meeting.
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