January-February 2025 Issue: Director’s Letter:

JOURNAL OF GLOBAL ISSUES & SOLUTIONS

 

Institute for Positive Global Solutions - Bibliotheque: World Wide Society

 

VOL. XXV, NO. 1                 ISSN#: 1544-5399           JANUARY-FEBRUARY 2025

 

New Year’s Day, 2025

 

This Issue’s Featured Papers:

Presenting the January-February 2025 Issue:

 

John Pellam, President & Director

The Bibliotheque: World Wide Society and the Institute for Positive Global Solutions

 

As this Journal begins its 25th consecutive year of publication, I offer you my very best wishes for a healthy, creative and innovative New Year ahead. With that in mind, I’m pleased to present you with the January-February 2025 issue of the Journal of Global Issues & Solutions.

This issue begins with our Page One Feature Paper in the subject area of Postglobalization: "The New Era of Geopolitical Maneuvering: The Weaponization of Finance" by Mr. Alberto Cossu, MBA, International Management Consultant & Geopolitical Analyst, headquartered in Sassari, Italy.

 

This issue continues with an Opinion Paper by Mr. Michael Mifsud, Author, Art Collector & Critic, of Malaga, Spain titled “The Collective Subconscious: The Soft Underbelly of Our Species”. The theme of this paper asks “Did Self Consciousness and Religious Convictions leave ‘Survival Needs’ to Intermediaries?


Next, in the topic area of Human Society, Professor S.A. Paipetis of the Department of Mechanical Engineering & Aeronautics at the University of Patras in Patras, Greece and Ms. O. Georgiadou of the Department for Civil Protection of Greece of the City of Athens, Greece, present their paper titled “The Role of Opposites in Nature and in Human Society”.

 

The January-February 2025 issue concludes with a Philosophical Commentary titled “The Darkness and the Light: The True Nature of the Difference Between Artifical and Human Intelligence” by Mr. Iain Kirkaldy-Willis, Naturalistic Philosopher, from Spain's Canary Islands.

 

I’m looking forward to your receiving your comments, observations and remarks regarding this issue’s presentations,

With best wishes,

John Pellam
President & Director
Bibliotheque: World Wide International Publishers
The Bibliotheque: World Wide Society
Email: president@bwwsociety.org
Website: www.bwwsociety.org

About the Journal:


The Journal of Global Issues & Solutions, the official publication of the BWW Society and the Institute for Positive Global Solutions, reviews various aspects relating to Postglobalization (economic, political, cultural, environmental, technological, scientific, et al), as well the arts, humanities, literature, science, medicine, education and other issues. The Journal’s contributors include professors, researchers, and other scholars and academics who are members of the BWW Society and the Institute. The Journal features articles, special reports, proposals, and academic reviews as well as editorials, commentaries, views and opinions of the Society's Members.

 

Call for Papers: Journal of Global Issues & Solutions:


We are currently accepting papers for publication in the Journal of Global Issues & Solutions. If you would like to submit a paper for review for publication, you are invited to forward your manuscript.

Topics include all aspects related to the Effects (both positive and negative) of Postglobalization, in the realms of Economics, Culture, Science, Philosophy, Medicine, Theology, Education, Technology, Music & The Fine Arts, Psychology and other subject areas.

The Journal features scholarly papers, academic research, commentary pieces and other published works from an expansive range of academics, business leaders, theologians, artists, musicians and other professionals from an array of nations and cultures spanning the globe.

We are currently accepting papers for publication. If you would like to submit a paper for review for publication, forward your manuscript via email to: president@bwwsociety.org.

ACCESS AND REPRINTS: The Journal of Global Issues & Solutions is an OPEN ACCESS publication; authors and principal researchers may freely access their texts on-line, provide access links at will, and print out unlimited reprints without any charge or fee.