04/18/2017

Push Me -- Pull You: Living Systems from Cells to the Supranational

Living systems are particularly effective managers and exploiters of information, one of the major weaknesses of organizational systems at all levels. Thus, systems poorly reflect requirements of nature as they are also poor repositories of knowledge-driven solutions in all fields. By understanding how nature manages information and facilitates optimal decision-making, we can expand on our capacity to do the same.

02/15/2017

Don’t Cry for Me, Venezuela: OPL and the OBOR Economy

We present the individualist model, the liberal model derived in recent times based principally on trade, derived from colonization, as being problematic. Indeed, it does encourage dependence. This does not in any way diminish the value of trade among nations and peoples that are independent and self-sufficient, strong in their positions and stable generally. The Internet, of course, provides for immediate transfer of electronic bits and the information they represent. We will always similarly benefit from improved means of transferring material bits, products and people, in some combination. OPL as a phenomenon will help the establishment of the new OBOR and even out the transfers of such materials and people.

02/07/2017

Policy Brief: Comprehensive Model for Maximizing Employment Outcomes (CAMEO)

The 2020 Program supports a parallel effort in occupational practice called the Comprehensive Model for Maximizing Employment Outcomes, or “CAMEO”. This program is a structured means of assessing native abilities and matching then with educational, training, and rehabilitation programs for individuals at various life stages. These are to be matched with occupational and employment requirements models designed using the same kinds of tools and design environments.

01/12/2017

Identifying and Empowering the Various Poleis of Health

Leveraging the Polish experience

01/06/2017

Mother Russia: Earth’s Puzzle

Realization of Greece's polity formula