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Tag: "Politics"

EnlightenNext’s Best of the Web (09/05 – 09/19)

by Bergen Vermette

A few tasty morsels from the best posts, tweets, and news stories that caught our eyes surfing the web these past two weeks . . .

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EnlightenNext’s Best of the Web (5/01-5/07)

by Bergen Vermette

Every week, the editors of EnlightenNext will be bringing you a choice selection of the posts, tweets, and news stories that caught our eyes as we cruised the information superhighway over the past week . . .


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EnlightenNext’s Best of the Web (4/26-4/30)

by Bergen Vermette

Every week, the editors of EnlightenNext will be bringing you a choice selection of the posts and news stories that kept us talking while we surfed the web over the past week . . .


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EnlightenNext’s Best of the Web (4/19-4/25)

by Bergen Vermette

Every week, the editors of EnlightenNext will be bringing you a choice selection of the posts, tweets, and news stories that caught our eyes as we combed the web over the past week . . .


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EnlightenNext MP3: Audrey Kitagawa

by Joel Pitney

Stepping into Global Citizenship

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EnlightenNext’s Best of the Web (4/11 – 4/18)

by Bergen Vermette

Every week, the editors of EnlightenNext will be bringing you a choice selection of the posts, tweets, and news stories that caught our eyes as we surfed the net over the past week . . .


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EnlightenNext’s Best of the Web (4/4 – 4/10)

by Joel Pitney

Every Friday, the editors of EnlightenNext will be bringing you a choice selection of the posts, tweets, and news stories that caught our eyes as we navigated the world wide web over the past week . . .


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EnlightenNext’s Best of the Web (3/28 – 4/3)

by Joel Pitney

Every Friday, the editors of EnlightenNext will be bringing you a choice selection of the posts, tweets, and news stories that caught our eyes as we cruised the information superhighway over the past week . . .


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EnlightenNext in the News

  • Spiritual Mag Finds Digital Enlightenment
  • on Digiday: Daily by John Gaffney

  • My Conversation with Tom Huston (of EnlightenNext) – Immanence vs. Transcendence
  • on Integral Options by William Harryman

  • A New Paradigm for Science
  • on Wolfnowl’s Posterous

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    EnlightenNext MP3: Arianna Huffington

    by Joel Pitney

    “The Better Angels of Our Nature”

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    In our highly polarized political climate, it is rare to find an individual who is as familiar with both sides of the aisle as Arianna Huffington is. A bestselling author, a nationally syndicated columnist, and named by Time magazine as one of the one hundred most influential people in 2006, Huffington’s eclectic career has always defied convention—and partisan categorization. Continue reading…

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    Requiem for the Age of Oil (Think About This #63)

    by Joel Pitney

    voteeditAll of the footage coming out of Iran over the last few weeks has revealed to the world, in living color, a new generation of web-connected young people foretelling radical change making its way to the Middle East. In the current issue of EnlightenNext magazine, we interview Elza Maalouf, CEO of the Center for Human Emergence-Middle East and a native of Lebanon, about her views on the current trends that could define the future of the Muslim world:

    There are a couple of things that are changing all over the Muslim world that I think will continue to accelerate in the near future. One is that oil is dying, and the Obama administration is focusing on the development of new energy technologies. This will no doubt push oil-rich countries to look for other ways to enrich themselves. I’m seeing this trend in Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, and even Iraq. They are starting to focus on developing people. This is particularly important for Gen Y. In the Arab world, sixty percent of the population is under the age of twenty-five. They are educated, intelligent, innovative, and globally connected. They are the unused resource in Middle Eastern and Muslim countries.

    To listen to an excerpt from the interview with Elza Maalouf, click below:

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