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Arguing the unthinkable: negotiating a new dispensation (Part 3)§ The year 2010 is a kind of watershed for § The run up from 2010 to 2020 demands some radical new thinking.
Existing arguments and concepts no longer provide any meaningful answers to the
challenges created by a new environment. § This paper is an exercise in the formulation of new thinking and
concepts – and it will definitely not be the last! The emphasis will be on new
arguments – arguing the unthinkable – in order to outline the environment in
which people will have to operate. The supporting facts will be available to
the reader in part 1 and 2 and other previous issues of Management Briefing –
available from Intersearch ( If the information and conclusions in part 3 are
correct, how will it impact on society (government and private sector) and can
it still be managed? To be addressed in part 4). § Some of the information is not very comforting and may be considered by
the reader as somewhat offensive. For that we apologize. However, in a way the
reader has to be introduced to the § Sometimes information can be so unnerving that people tend to ignore it.
Therefore, dealing with it in a rather disturbing and provocative way is the
only option to by-pass social apathy and political correctness. It is
information the lecturer in political science will not easily tell the
students; legal experts refuse dealing with it, for it falls outside the
constitution and financial institutions have somehow never incorporated it into
their economic forecasts. It is information that has been continuously reported
in the media, but with an information overflow of new facts every morning,
people tend to read it, but do not understand! Many people, who live in By Intersearch at 2010-02-16 13:34 | Open discussion | login or register to post comments | read more
Commercial Agriculture: farming for the future!
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