- Value [1] Global Perspective
- A global perspective in examining issues with the awareness that the increasing interdependence of nations and the globalisation
of problems pose predicaments beyond the capacity of individual countries.
- Value [2] Holistic Thinking
- Holistic thinking and the seeking of a deeper understanding of complexity within the contemporary problems – political, social,
economic, technological, environmental, psychological and cultural –which the Club of Rome terms ‚the world problematique‘.
- Value [3] Interdisciplinary and Long-term Perspective
- An interdisciplinary and long-term perspective focussing on the choices and policies determining the destiny of future generations,
because this perspective is too often neglected by governments and other decision-makers on account of short term interests.
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