This crisis is a symbol of the ethical decline, unsustainable act and failure of our Western social, financial-economic and political model! A model that had to give price it’s dominant position for the first time, since the colonial world order obtained by the power of the free market.
In the end, the Western financial model almost imploded in 2008 by itself, due to the neo-liberal deregulation of the financing of the ‘mass communication & mass comsumption’ model from the eighties of the last century.
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‘Vraag en aanbod’ | ‘Sky is the limit’ | ‘I want it all and now’ |
Mortgage crisis, banking crisis, debt crisis and as a result euro countries crisis led in fast pace to a crisis in the European political decision-making and the European currency. Instead of adequate social sustainable financial policy and vision, the shopping voters had to content themselves with a populist approach of fighting national and European politicians.
Our “Leaders”
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VugLUa47sLI)
Europe still struggles. The European problems are no longer a isolated, technical and economic issue – something with debt and the currency. No, the crisis goes much deeper. It is a crisis of political leadership. Europe is hopelessly trapped in arguing about existential questions as: how far should the integration go, what do we do with the nation state, which one of us gets the power? Soon the fundamental question will be what the sustained cuts, wich the Europan countries impose on each other, will mean for the required growt rates (in the past based on cheap money) to maintain our prosperity.
The necessity to reduce the debt, the large cuts and stagnant growth are also at odds with the necessary growth in order to remain competitive with the rapidly emerging economies of the non-Western BRIC countries.
Changing Power
Brazil, Russia, India and China but also Indonesia, Mexico and Turkey determine, during their own meetings, more and more the global agenda of all geopolitical themes: from climate change and food security to the fight against terrorism and trade policy. Now hundreds of millions of people from the former third world, have moved up to the middle class, these emerging countries can gain from each other. They have become independant growth engines, who develop independant from the West. That is a crucial difference with the old dependency relationship between poor countries and their former colonizers and also with the times that acces to the European and American markets was essential but inaccessible.
‘To be or not’
Our Vision:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MyiZD4Q3Mdk
(Our crise a conflicting, misleading theorie/behaviour of politicians, entrepeneurs and world-wide consumers and lacks any durable vision)
With the exhibition ‘ Inner Reflection ‘ from the beginning of 2008, we try to contribute to the discussion on the need for communication on the social sustainability of our society.
Documentaires: Eurocrisis, Banks, Financial crisis, Economy
- 25 Million Pounds
- 97 Percent Owned
- Adventure Capitalists – Brazil
- Adventure Capitalists – India
- Adventure Capitalists – Vietnam
- Aftermath of a Crisis
- America’s Bankrupt Banks (Inside the Meltdown)
- American Greed – The Mad Max of Wall Street
- American Greed – Hedge Fund Manager
- American Greed – Hedge Fund Manager (Samuel Israel)
- Argentina’s Economic Collapse
- Betting on the Market
- Bigger Than Enron
- Billion Dollar Day
- Black Gold
- Black Monday – Nightly Business Report
- Bloom or Bust – Ecosystem Investment
- Born Rich
- Breaking the Bank
- Britain’s Trillion Pound Horror Story
- Brits Get Rich in China
- Can You Afford to Retire?
- Capital IQ Panel Discussion on Asset Allocation
- Catastroika
- Cityboy – Secrets of Investment Bankers
- CNN Rookie Trader
- College Conspiracy
- Crash: How Long Will it Last?
- Credit Default Swaps
- David Swensen on Asset Allocation Strategy
- Debt and Redemption
- Debtocracy
- Design the New Business
- Dispatches – The Great Green Smoke Screen
- Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room
- Fiat Empire
- Floored
- Frontline – Black Money
- Golden Rule: The Investment Theory of Politics
- Goldman Sachs Documentary
- George Roberts: Don’t Miss Opportunities
- Guest Lecture by Stephen Schwarzman
- Hotspots with Max Keiser – Ireland
- How Does Goldman Sachs Make its Profits
- How the Banks Won
- How the Banks Never Lose
- How the Rich Beat the Taxman
- How to Make Better Decisions
- How to Start a Hedge Fund
- I Lost My Job
- In Debt We Trust
- India – Microfinance, banking on debt
- Inside Job
- Inside USA – The Roots of the Financial Crisis
- Inside Story – Financial Crisis and Asia
- Investment Banking
- Issues in Financial Mathematics and Statistics
- IOUSA – One Nation. Under Debt. In Stress.
- Jeremy Grantham Interviews
- Let’s Make Money
- Making Millions the Easy Way
- Masterminds – Crazy Eddie
- Maxed Out: Hard Times, Easy Credit and the Era of Predatory Lenders
- Meltdown – The men who crashed the world
- Meltdown – A global financial tsunami
- Meltdown – Paying the price
- Meltdown – After the fall
- MeltUp: The Beginning Of A US Currency Crisis
- Microfinance – Kiva
- Million Dollar Traders – Episode 1
- Million Dollar Traders – Episode 2
- Million Dollar Traders – Episode 3
- Mind Over Money
- Money, Banking, and The Federal Reserve System
- Money as Debt
- Money as Debt 2: Promises Unleashed
- Money as Debt 3: Evolution Beyond Money
- Mortgage Madness
- Mortgage Meltdown
- Movie Trailer – Margin Call
- Movie Trailer – Something Ventured
- Movie Trailer – To Big To Fail
- Overdose: The Next Financial Crisis
- Phantom Shares
- Prisoners of Debt: Inside the Global Banking Crisis
- Private Equity: The Return of the Masters of the Universe
- Quantitative Easing – How It Works
- Quants: The Alchemists of Wall Street
- RBS – Inside The Bank That Ran Out of Money
- Real Estate 4 Ransom
- Secret History of the Credit Card
- Shadow Company
- Six Billion Dollar Debt
- Small Fortunes – Microcredit and the Future of Poverty
- Standing Profits – Forest Conservation
- Strategic vs Tactical Asset Allocation
- Super Rich: The Greed Game
- Tax Me If You Can
- Ten Trillion and Counting
- The Ascent of Money: A Financial History of the World
- The Birth of the Speculator (Tricks with Risk)
- The Boom & Bust Years (The Age of Risk)
- The Card Game
- The Chicago Sessions
- The City of London – Money and Power
- The Crash of 1929
- The Day of the Dollar
- The End of Wall Street
- The Fabulous Life of Wall Street Brokers
- The Fall of Lehman Brothers
- The Federal Reserve Chairman
- The Future For Investors
- The Future of Finance
- The House of Rothschild
- The Internet Money Machine
- The Madoff Affair
- The Medici: Godfathers of the Renaissance
- The One Percent
- The Party’s Over: How the West Went Bust
- The People’s Republic of Capitalism
- The Rockefellers
- The Warning
- The World’s Greatest Money Maker: Warren Buffett
- There Are No Shortcuts in Investing – William F. Sharpe
- Trader – Paul Tudor Jones
- Tricks of the Trade: Outsmarting Investment Fraud
- Trillion Dollar Bet
- True Goals in Investing
- Tulipmania
- Venture Capital Investing in 2011
- Venture Capital: Matt Coffin, Angel Investor
- Wall Street Warriors – SMB Capital
- Wall Street Warriors S01E01
- Wall Street Warriors S01E02
- Wall Street Warriors S02E01
- Wall Street: The Speed Traders
- Wall Street’s Shadow Market
- Walmart: The High Cost of Low Prices
- Wealth of Opportunity – Unitus Microfinance Documentary
- WealthTrack – Mark Headley on Emerging Markets
Related posts:
- The Financial Crisis, the Recession, and the American Political Economy
- Documentaire Eurocrisis: The Flaw (Monetair Systeem / Economie)
- Documentaire: Mind over Money (gedragseconomie)
- Steve Keen over de Eurocrisis en Hyman Minsky
- Kijktip: Kapitalisme is de Crisis (documentaire)
- Joris Luyendijk in Londen in de hoofden van bankiers-http://www.uitzendinggemist.nl/afleveringen/1316967
Art collections as communication tool for socially sustainable vision and policy