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  • 1- About GLOSMO - the movement, objectives and political programme
    • What is GLOSMO ?
    • Who are GLOSMO ?
    • What are the objectives ?
    • Point of Departure – Background and Introduction
    • GLOSMO The System Change - a summary (short and longer)
    • The most important reforms at a glance (overview and individual)
    • Key features of the System Change
    • The detailed programme for the System Change (table of content and full book)
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  • 2- To better understand our world - facts we need to know
    • Main pillars and anomalies of the global society – today
    • What we also need to know – for example about
  • 3- What GLOSMO says about what happens today and other topics
    • THE MATERIAL PROSPERITY OF THE ECONOMICALLY DEVELOPED NATIONS – at whose expense ?
    • MIGRATION AND REFUGEE FLOWS
    • ISLAMIST TERRORISM – Have we done something wrong?
    • WAR, MILITARY CONFLICTS, TERROR ATTACKS, HOMICIDES – What to do?
    • NATIONALISM AND NATION STATES – Is it good to have nearly two hundred individual states in the world, and WHAT CAN WE DO ABOUT IT?
    • VOLUNTEERISM AS AN EMERGENCY HELPER – evidence of incapacity of a perfidious system
  • 4- We need to join forces - other important approaches for change
    • For a broad social consensus
    • Other important approaches for real change
  • 5- Many good things are going on – recommended media, actors and initiatives
    • Progressive news media
    • Actors and initiatives
  • 6- Other parallel drivers for a better and peaceful world
    • Examples
  • 7- GLOSMO - what to do now, what we need next, how to support, how to join
    • The way forward to a profound social revolution of humankind
  • The GLOSMO Forum - your view counts, your contribution…
    • Title Sample
  • 1F22 A participatory democracy and the radical limitation of concentration of capital and power
    • 1F221 Participatory democracy and expanding political participation of civil society, and democratic control of all areas of society
    • 1F222 Collectivization (transfer to the public domain) of society determinative areas, creation and accessibility of thus generated social commons for all people
    • 1F223 Strict limits of private capital and ownership accumulation in all areas of society
    • 1F224 Strict limits of individual usurpation of power and social influence in all areas of society
    • 1F225 No possibility of simultaneous appointments in politics, media or economy
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