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Conscious Globalism: What's Wrong with the World and How to Fix It Paperback – January 1, 2005
- Print length271 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherDigital Junction Pr
- Publication dateJanuary 1, 2005
- Dimensions5.25 x 0.5 x 8.25 inches
- ISBN-100976518937
- ISBN-13978-0976518938
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"...Those who read Conscious Globalism will have their tendencies to conscientiousness and inclusive concern strongly reinforced." -- John B. Cobb, Jr., Co-author, For the Common Good
"Conscious Globalism is thought provoking, topical and compelling." -- Geoffrey C. Thomas, retired Director, General Motors Acceptance Corporation; Chairman, GMAC Mortgage Corporation
"Those who read Conscious Globalism will have their tendencies to conscientiousness and inclusive concern strongly reinforced." -- John B. Cobb, Jr., Co-author,
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- Publisher : Digital Junction Pr (January 1, 2005)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 271 pages
- ISBN-10 : 0976518937
- ISBN-13 : 978-0976518938
- Item Weight : 10.4 ounces
- Dimensions : 5.25 x 0.5 x 8.25 inches
- Best Sellers Rank: #10,780,520 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #11,409 in Globalization & Politics
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About the author

David has an MBA in finance and a Ph.D. in religious studies. He is the author of Conscious Capitalism: Principles for Prosperity and Conscious Globalism: What’s wrong with the world and how to fix it.
The books have been published in the U.S., Brazil and China. He has written several dozen articles and currently writes a blog and editorials for the Times of India at www.speakingtree.in. He served on the board of several non-profit organizations and was President of The Institute for Ethical Awareness and Chairman of Pathwork Press.
For more than forty years David has studied with two international mystery schools; first with Builders of the Adytum and for the past 25 years with Pathwork, an international non-profit organization based on a profound body of psycho-spiritual wisdom. He is a trained Pathwork teacher and has helped introduce Pathwork to China. Since 2015, David has participated in a program offered by Archangel Michael to help deepen one’s connection to their Soul. David was also at the forefront in introducing socially responsible business practices to China. Professor Wenhua Nan wrote a book that was published in China in 2018 entitled, A Study of Schwerin's Thought on Corporate Social Responsibility.
David has been interviewed by numerous newspapers and magazines as well on television. He has given lectures, workshops and keynote presentations in the U.S., India and China, including over 3 dozen lectures to government officials, businesspeople and academics in dozens of Chinese cities. He was appointed an Honorary Director of the Corporate Social Responsibility Research Center at Suzhou University of Science and Technology and a guest professor at Tianjin Normal University. His personal website is www.consciousthinking.com.
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- Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2005After reading David Schwerin's book, "Conscious Globalism: What's wrong with the world and how to fix it," I found myself feeling hopeful about the world and its future. David's examination of complex economic, financial, and business issues is not only comprehensive but also comprehensible. He lays the foundation for understanding in an articulate, readable manner, so that readers without extensive background knowledge can easily follow his analyses.
Perhaps what makes this book so relevant is that it describes solutions that do not depend on a radical departure from current models but are grounded in the capitalist system. It does not discard profit and self-interest as motives, but rather leads the reader to more accurate understandings of these principles. Citing examples, David shows how adopting practices that align with real self-interest can increase profitability in corporations that enact good employment and sound environmental policies. He also shows how individual investors can make a difference through socially responsible investing. By consciously choosing companies whose policies and practices reflect their values, investors do not necessarily have to sacrifice profit-they may, in fact, even do better.
This wonderful book offers new ways to view previously held beliefs and realistically encourages all that is best in us.
- Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2005Here is a book that tackles topics that might be deemed incompatible: human behavior, economics, environmental concerns and globalization. Schwerin brilliantly combines these disparate elements into an engrossing, deeply researched volume that convincingly portrays the need for an approach that provides individual fulfillment while protecting the environment, the human spirit, and international relations.
The breadth of the coverage is summarized in the subtitle: "What's wrong with the world and how to fix it." The cost of short-term thinking and immediate gratification is exposed while methodology for "fixing the world" is explored. Surprisingly, most of the recommendations appear reasonable in an era in which the inhabitants of our world seem so confused.
