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The fundamental role of women
In the natural world of sustainable human existence (Sustainocracy), “the woman” is of vital importance. She cannot be replaced by a man. Woman represents the…
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Understanding sustainocracy
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Why also internationals should vote in the municipality elections in the Netherlands.
Jean-Paul Close being interviewed on Radio 4 Brainport with Supriya Vij and Jean-Paul Linnartz social encounter with political parties on February 18th, 2026 in Wasven…
The only issue to solve was overcoming the idea that government itself should lead, when, in fact, the core values such as health should. Government could pave the way and behave as the backbone of the complex process, but the stakeholders had to do the innovative work together. The role of the sustainocrat had proven itself throughout the years since AiREAS had been founded and had become the connector within this complex process. Rather than the duality of “economic growth and consequences”, a new duality arose: “core value-based leadership and expanding innovations”. This was a far more sound economic relationship, based on the 4? Profit, and was coined the Transformation Economy, an economy focused on value-driven change rather than just growth. Harmony through change was to lead, not greed through growth.