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Caribbean Reality Studies Center “Better a stone age than
no age” DIRECTOR, Dr. Glenn Sankatsing
Amsterdam, Rescue Our Future Foundation, 2016,
555 p. (sewn) Quest to Rescue Our Future chronicles the path of humanity,
diagnoses our present misfortunes, identifies the dangerous trends and maps
the desirable and feasible futures. Most importantly, it locates the
transformative social forces that are still intact – the moral reserves of
humanity – and delves into the strategy and actions that can shape a
different version of humanity. We live on a small planet that a boundless
Universe privileged with the chemistry of life. Humanity has been tampering
dangerously with the exceptional conditions that made life possible on Earth.
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2015
XIIth International Amazon Forest Encounter “How to Rescue Our
Future” Brownsberg (Agwago Kun), Suriname, August
14-18, 2015 Organized by
Caribbean Reality Studies Center
(Aruba) Stichting Wetenschappelijke Informatie (SWI,
Suriname) Institute of
Graduate Studies and Research
(IGSR) of the Anton de Kom University of Suriname. ARTICLES Ivory Tower of vision and
mission (2012) Research
as a Link between University and Society (2008) Development and
Society in the Americas [2007] People’s
vote compatible with people’s fate. A democratic alternative to liberal
democracy [2004] Keynote
Address at the opening of the Academic Year of the University of Aruba [2003] The
Caribbean between envelopment and development [2003] El
Caribe entre envolvimiento y desenvolvimiento [2003] Social
Sciences as a Victim of its own Disciplines [2001] The Caribbean:
Archipelago of trailer societies [1998] BOOK – FREE DOWNLOAD Sankatsing, Glenn - Caribbean
Social Science: An Assessment. UNESCO,
1989 (Full text pdf file, 40 MB) SURINAME
ARTICLES [DUTCH] Verkiezingen
Suriname: Zetelverdeling in een oogopslag DE WEG NAAR DE
TOEKOMST VAN SURINAME – DE WARE TIJD [2008] NIEUWE DAGERAAD VOOR SURINAME [2006] Een andere wereld is mogelijk – NGO Conferentie
Suriname [2005] Lot in eigen
handen. Om van een rijk land een rijk land te maken [2004] Envelopment or development? Samen klimmen uit een diep dal
[2001]
BASISDOCUMENT
Stichting Bloemen van Morgen “Naar een
Fayalobisamenleving” – Haliema Chandoe [2009] NELSON
MANDELA departed December 5, 2013 Death
is not the failure of life but its coronation! Listen to Mandela’s own voice at his
defense at the 1964 trial [F5 to run pps-file] LINKS Sueño en la Fábrica brings original sounds of nature
from across the planet artistically to life with a mixture of music, song,
dance, video, theater, and light effects that calls up the imaginary through
their rich atmospheres. Jean
Gelin - God, Satan and the Birth of Haiti [2005] PUBLICATIONS AND
RESEARCH REPORTS ON ARUBA Research philosophy and
objectives of CRSCenter Caribbean Reality Studies
Center conducts and hosts research, analysis and thought on society and human action in
the Caribbean and beyond from a context-based, social reality directed, future-oriented
extradisciplinary approach that is not fragmented along traditional boundaries
of current social
science disciplines. Over the years, its main concern has been to bring
together concerned people in a quest to find roads to rescue the future of
humanity as an endangered species. At the heart of CRSCenter’s
efforts stands breeding a new generation of critical
scholars, professionals and leaders, able to embark on a development-based
project geared towards the survival of our species in harmony with the
surrounding nature. Development is the mobilization of inherent potentialities
in interactive response to challenges posed by nature, habitat and history to
realize a sustainable project with the locus of control within. |
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