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Ravi Chaudhry is author of Capitalism to Peopleism. Humanity is traversing a rare watershed moment; the ways of doing business and governing nations are now dysfunctional. This book generates an inescapable narrative for a ‘Safe New World’, anchored on two leadership leaps. | |||
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Ravi Chaudhry is author of Capitalism to Peopleism. Humanity is traversing a rare watershed moment; the ways of doing business and governing nations are now dysfunctional. This book generates an inescapable narrative for a ‘Safe New World’, anchored on two leadership leaps.
One: A leap from a Knowledge Economy to a Wisdom Economy, driven by political and business leaders manifesting transformational traits of awareness, bridge-building, and compassion.
Two: A leap from Capitalism to ‘Peopleism’—a governance system with the mandate that the predominance of capital makes way for the primacy of people and the preponderance of nature—an ‘unfracturable’ democracy rooted in equity, sustainability, transparency, and justice.