The Ukrainian political and economic context
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Description
It has to do with removing Putin and defining a new Russia, but also with the possibility of a China that risks its isolation from the west and at the same time trying to reign the rest of the world through its strategic global resource and development policies. It has to do with a de-globalization, less efficient though more regional and resilient economies, loss of material wealth but gain of quality of life, social equality, and unfortunately a possible trade-off of arms races and climate change mitigation. A possible lever could be bridging values other than material wealth.
So, without it seeming to be a descriptive model let us start the exploration using the four KNOW-WHY-Questions:
- what leads directly to more now
- what leads directly to less now
- what may lead directly to more in the future
- what may lead directly lo less in the future
Use the "D" for discussion and placement of references/links.
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