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Director’s Letter: Accentuating
the Positive, Developing Solutions John Pellam, President &
Director The Bibliotheque: World Wide Society Varied
Forces of Globalization: Everyone is well aware that there are many
positive aspects of Globalization, too numerous to attempt to list here. But
the concern of the BWW Society is the proliferation and preponderance of the
increasingly overwhelming negative aspects of this phenomenon known as
Globalization. From a Cultural standpoint, if we idly
stand by and allow these negative forces to continue unchecked and unnoticed,
unique cultures throughout the world will go on being compromised and will be
eroded away by corporate power. Economically, even in highly developed
nations like the United States, the middle classes are shrinking and median
income levels are falling, while banks and multinational corporations thrive on
the very lifeblood of the citizenry. With deceptive new programs underway such
as the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) and Agenda 21, even the most
democratized nations in Western and Northern Europe, the most developed nations
in the Asia-Pacific region -- such as Japan, Korea, Australia and New Zealand –
and the most seemingly financially-independent countries in the oil-rich Middle
East – such as Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the UAE, and others, including even
war-torn Iraq -- are all at tremendous risk of being
dominated by the power of multinational corporate conglomerates in the near
future. This is a future far closer than many of us realize, this
is something that is already happening now. The BWW Society carries a vital call that
exposes the deception and reveals the truth. The Society’s vibrant call to
dynamic action has brought together a vigorous multi-cultural international
force. With this in mind, your Membership in the BWW Society is more meaningful today than ever before; you can take pride in your Membership in our multi-cultural, interdisciplinary organization, a vital society of bright minds and creative thinkers contributing to innovative positive global solutions on an international scale. In
this vein, I draw your attention to the crucially important PDF file I
have attached for your careful review, consideration, and action. Presenting the March-April 2014 Issue of the BWW
Society’s Journal of
Positive Global Solutions: This issue begins with a Page One Feature Paper by Professor Emeritus Akira Ishikawa of Ayoma University and Senior Research Fellow at the ICC Institute at the University of Texas at Austin. “The Spread of Intelligence Olympic” illustrates the need for Intelligence and Intellectual Olympics, and reviews various such events including the International Mathematical Olympiad, the International Science Olympics, the International Physics Olympiad the International Chemistry Olympiad, the International Information Olympiad, the International Biology Olympiad, the International Philosophy Olympiad, the International Astronomy Olympiad, the International Geography Olympiad and the International Linguistics Olympiad. This paper is a chapter excerpted from Dr. Ishikawa’s newest book, “Corporate Strategy for Dramatic Productivity”, and is a continuation of Dr. Ishikawa’s treatise on techniques utilized by Japanese companies which contribute to Japan’s reputation for innovation and quality excellence. Our
next paper, from the Medical Sciences, is presented by noted neuropsychiatrist
Professor Bernhard Mitterauer of Salzburg, Austria; Professor Mitterauer is the Director of the Volitronics-Institute
for Basic Research, Psychopathology and Brain Philosophy and the Gotthard
Guenther Archives. In “Basic Nature of Personalities Running Amok
in Western Cultures” Professor Mitterauer discusses various definitions
and applications of the word ‘amok’, beginning with the word’s ancient roots in
Indonesia, and continues on to the common modern day use of the word to
describe acts of extreme aggression within contemporary Western societies. Our following presentation, also from the field of Medical Sciences, is presented by Radiologist Dr. Jean-François Moreau of the Université Paris Descartes in Paris, France. Titled “French Hospital Museology: From Decay to Anamorposis”, Dr. Moreau’s detailed paper is based on the fact that French museums installed in hospitals have been in a state of decay since the 2012 closure of the Museum of Assistance. Dr. Moreau reviews case examples and provides solutions which can lead to the restoration of these important historical institutions. We complete this issue with an essay from the Physical Sciences by renowned chemist Professor Dr.Dr. Randolph Riemschneider, B.Fel., of Berlin, Germany. “The Fukashima Catastrophe: Warnings” offers a scientist’s concerned review of factors leading up to the Fukashima nuclear disaster which occurred in March 2011, and presents serious possible scenarios for the continuing aftermath of this event; this essay draws on Dr. Riemschneider’s research and published papers dating back to 1946. * * * * Important Editor’s Note: There is no question that those of us whose educations, positions and abilities are higher than average have a moral responsibility to act when others do not, and the Members of the BWW Society hold this to be true, even sacred, in their concern for continuing to create and promulgate Positive Global Solutions in this age of Globalization. I am confident that you will agree the material I have attached, marked ‘Crucial; Vitally Important’, to be exactly that, and I look forward to your comments, observations and solution-oriented participation. Sincerely, John Pellam President & Director Bibliotheque: World Wide International Publishers The Bibliotheque: World Wide Society Fax: (949) 743-0174 Email: president@bwwsociety.org Website: www.bwwsociety.org About the Journal: The Journal of Global
Issues & Solutions, the official publication of the BWW Society, reviews
various aspects relating to Globalization (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. The Journal features articles, special
reports, proposals, and academic reviews as well as editorials, commentaries,
views and opinions of the Society's members. © 2014 The Bibliotheque: World Wide Society |