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Alternative capitalism is in a paradoxical situation. It is often not supported enough by banks and financial institutions, even if public supports really exist, today more than ever before. At the same time the new technologies give great opportunities to this sector to develop, contribute better to causes like solidarity or environment. However this sector,Lire la suite « Building an international network to promote alternative capitalism: a necessity »

The monastic movement was led in Christianity in the Middle Age to react against the abuses of the Vatican at this time and go back to a more sincere practice of faith. Monks, at this time, were the greatest erudites of society and kept a great deal of knowledge. This movement, which led partly toLire la suite « The Protestants and the monks, many similarities despite differences »

The new technologies have a great deal of threats but can also give many opportunities. Alternative capitalism can benefit from them. From cryptocurrency to online libraries, there are many ways to make grow a better knowledge society, and to provide alternative ways to finance projects linked to the environment or solidarity. In our time weLire la suite « Alternative capitalism has great opportunities but has to internationalize itself more »

The new technologies in the beginning of the 2000’s brought a lot of change in society. For the first time from printing there was an innovation that has an impact in all the population. For instance in the XIXth century inventions like electricity or vapor impacted some jobs, but not all the population. The questionLire la suite « Philosophy and literature : two fields that can bring a lot in the world of internet, screens and artificial intelligence »

Asia is knowing its Renaissance. The Western world knew it in the 16th and 17th century and became in two centuries the most powerful part of the world. Asia is taking today the same path. The pionnier of this movement was Japon of the Meiji era in 1870. Japon was the first Asian country forLire la suite « The Western world should modelize more on the Asian mentality »

The post Marxist world we live in today is knowing the revival of the great religious confrontations. During centuries this rivalry between religions has shaped societies as well as international relations. It is the reason why it is necessary to consider these questions. Western Europe is an exception in the world to the extend religionLire la suite « Engaging for more religious dialog : a necessity »

The end of the XXth century saw the collapse of the USSR and of many Marxist certitudes. Today communism is far from having the credibility it had during the XIXth and the XXth century. However the rise of the new technologies, globalization and the appearance of artificial intelligence can give to the interior enemy ofLire la suite « The renaissance of Anarchism »

Trump represents a lot of what the Western world advocated from the 80’s and the Reagan era : the importance of communication, virilism, the ability to impose your ideas ; but also short term vision, no importance enough given to education, social redistribution or culture. If you see that Reagan went into power at theLire la suite « The Trump strategy : a poker game to face the decline of the Western world »

Copper is today seen as a potential strategic asset. As oil was the major raw material in the XXth century, rare metals are more and more strategic today. To this extend it is necessary to see that this asset can be strategic in many ways. It is related to the evolution of new technologies, butLire la suite « Copper, a new strategic asset »

The relation between philosophy and theology has always been very complex. Depending on the ideologies, the countries… it has been close, creating great thinkers and ideologies, or conflictual, creating violent situation but paradoxically stimulating as well. This relation has created great intellectual movements, from Aristotle to Ricoeur, and it has been very beneficial to otherLire la suite « The complex relation between philosophy and theology : between numerous links and numerous rivalries »