The Golden Blade 2004 Together at the Table of Brotherhood

The Golden Blade 2004
Together at the Table of Brotherhood
Edited by William Forward, Simon Blaxland-de Lange and Jan Swann

The emergence of an increasingly global economy presents challenges to the rights of individuals and social groups within nation states. Commercial interests in cultural sectors like education, health provision, etc, raise fundamental issues about entitlement, distribution and indeed the freedom of the human being. This issue of The Golden Blade draws contributions together on the question of how to reconcile the freedom of the individual with social responsibility. 

Contents:
Brotherhood and the Struggle for Existence by Rudolf Steiner
Three Laws by Michael Luxford
Clash of Civilisations, Iron Necessity, 530 Billion Imaginary Workers: Current Events through the Lens of Rudolf Steiner's Spiritual-Scientific Discoveries by Stephen Usher
The Iraqi War and the Threefold Nature of Human Society by Michael Spence
The Karma of Money by Cornelius Pietzner
Ethical Financialism: A Fast-Track to Changing the Way the World is Financed by Christopher Houghton Budd
The Human Being between Globalisation and Genetic Engineering? by Nicanor Perlas
Threefolding or Global Governance? by Christoph Strawe
'Con-Panis,' Economics and the Company by Lawrence Keen
Delegation and Collegial Leadership, as exemplified in the Self-Regulation of Waldorf School by Udo Herrmannstorfer
Solovyov's Vision of World Brotherhood by Elizabeth Carnack

Published by The Golden Blade
183 pages.
21 x 14 cms.
Paperback.