John Grant
As society moves away from the individualism and overt consumerism of recent decades, and we are being led to examine our actions and their effects on others, could it be that a new and more ethical background to our decision-making is emerging?
Ever wonder how life might be if there were no problems? Hard, isn’t it? Perhaps not, if you really stop and let yourself imagine
Postmodernism ushered in a brave new world of the personal. Life was as real – or not – as you wanted it to be. But the crises in finance, the environment and energy mean that we must now find a new reality – together
Social networking has opened up an unimagined dimension of connectivity in our personal life and relationships. in business as well as pleasure, the phenomenon has put us back in touch with ourselves as social beings, transforming our lives for good
Credit-crunch economics meets sustainability. Let’s put our creativity to good use as we seek to keep up with the times
