Ebook about 15 years of sustainocracy

We can romanticize the complexity which we face as humankind, or try to keep addressing it with the methods that have proven to fail us. We can also face the complexity together and join sustainocracy at regional level, with all the local stakeholders and leadership archetypes. That is what we did and do in the region of Eindhoven to address region health and environmental quality, among others. Difficult, but not impossible iff done together.

This (free of charge) ebook describes the process and experiences lived as an independent human being, bringing together all local legs to the table of societal development (citizens, government, business, education and science).

Mature and immature societies and the option of harmonizing behavior

Our behavior is very much conditioned by our surroundings, the culture in which we live, our upbringing and education. The current societal pressure on financial performance in a competitive and demanding environment has impact on our mental and physical wellness, the psychology of our behavior and even the level of maturity of our societies. In order to understand this we need to define what maturity is. As a participant and player in the current society we tend to be blinded for it consequences. When I started to look at reality from the human centered perspective of Sustainocracy, gradually a good impression was obtained about the lack of maturity that is sustained also by the way Western democracies are structured around interests rather than responsibilities. By adding the layer of sustainocracy to the overall functioning of these societies a degree of warm mature engagement is achieved that provides sustainable harmonization to the communities.

This I tried to develop in the article published through a worldwide journal of psychiatry. It is free of charge. Feel free to comment and reflect:

Open Access Government magazine Januari edition

This peer reviewed online magazine contains a huge amount of interesting articles within a large range of topics. I was invited to participate with Sustainocracy. The pages 374 – 375 are dedicated to this for anyone interested. But by all means have also a look at all the other contributions that provide significant inspiration for a wide audience.

Article about Sustainocracy: