dr carroll quigley book tragedy and hope

Unfortunately Quigley inspired a lot of conspiracy theories too, but not every network and every collaboration is a conspiracy.

Caroll Quigley by the way was one of the leading American historians and his evolution theory of civilizations inspirated Samuel Huntington and his theory of the clash of civilizations. In his book he describes how Ruskin inspired Cecil Rhodes and other students in Oxford who later established what I call the 'Ruskin Networks' who supported the transformation of the British Empire into the 'Common Wealth'. If you want to know more, read for the details Tragedy & Hope by Carroll Quigley, who was part of these networks as his student was, Bill Clinton. the Round Tables: The Round Table movement, founded in 1909, was an association of organisations promoting closer union between Britain and its. Even Wikipedia does not know how Ruskin inspired e.g. The Ruskin networks and the greatest transformation of our timeĭo you know the John Ruskin Networks and their relevance for the greatest transformation of our time, the transformation of the British Empire into the Commonwealth? Do not worry, if not. The multiple challenges of the future will not let us fail without deep impact. If we are not able to establish transformational grasroot networks at scale the consequence of a lack of transformational 'net skills' of the grasroots perhaps will be a tragedy.

John Ruskin inspired others to establish the 'Ruskin Networks' as platforms for the successful top down transformation of the British Empire, John Stepper invented Working Out Loud (WOL!) and inspired the 'WOL Circles' as grasroot networks for bottom up transformation at scale within companies and beyond. Both represent the idea of the power of networks and 'net-skills'. Is John Stepper the new John Ruskin? This question is not easy to answer, especially if you do not know John Ruskin or John Stepper -).

Dr carroll quigley book tragedy and hope