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DICKENS’ CHARACTER (SCROOGE) TEACHES US ALL VALUABLE LIFE LESSONS
This year, A Christmas Carol, has, once again, an added political and socioeconomic resonance.
The inequalities, injustices and cruelties observed by Dickens in 1843 still exist today. As a result, his critiques are still valid and relevant for us to take note of: Hot drinks, free coats, cold, hungry children: the shocking reality of Britain’s winter ‘warm banks’
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A Christmas Carol is an integral part of our Christmas tradition because it has a timeless, moral, spiritual and transformational relevance and value. Perhaps in a time when consumerism and monetary aspects of life dominate our daily lives, promising us a happiness that is not ever delivered, it is time to revisit the lessons of Scrooge’s transformation and discover the true path to happiness.
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Hope is the torch that shines light on the plague of darkness
The Garden of Eden (Bereshit’ by Yoram Raanan)
Nota bene
My Message to all the brave and committed youth, the activists, the civil societies, NGOs, and all others gathered in Montreal yearning for a better world: We Must Never Lose Hope: ‘Earth Is A Mother that Never Dies.’
'When There is Hope in the Future,There is Power in the Present’-Zig Ziglar
Today must be the Day We begin to Reimagine and Hope for a Better World
‘It is hope that can give meaning to life and which will give us the courage
to continue on our way into the future together.’
We must remain positive. We must remain hopeful.
And We must not Despair, but Walk On
Yes, we shall overcome, we will be able to save our beautiful world. Hope is our inspiration.
I Refuse to give up Hope: Earth Is A Mother that Never Dies
Hope and Humanity to Save Our Mother Earth and Nature, History Will Judge the Complicit
All the Best Wishes to Montreal. We are Looking Up to You for Inspiration.
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Neoliberal Economics: A Theater of the Absurd and Absurdity
Global Standardised Economics Education:
Teaching pearls of Wisdom or Indoctrination and Propaganda?
Persuasion and Propaganda in Economic Education
“There is no correlation between ethics and economics”- Lord Kalms’ letter to the Times (08/03/2011): Ethics boys
Sir, Around 1991 I offered the London School of Economics a grant of £1 million to set up a Chair in Business Ethics. John Ashworth, at that time the Director of the LSE, encouraged the idea but had to write to me to say, regretfully, that the faculty had rejected the offer as it saw no correlation between ethics and economics. Quite. Lord Kalms, House of Lords
‘ECONOMICS is “not a ‘gay science,” wrote Thomas Carlyle in 1849. No, it is “a dreary, desolate, and indeed quite abject and distressing one; what we might call, by way of eminence, the dismal science.”