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The Great Turning

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by David C Korten


  God of, 261–263

  golden rule of, 37

  385 individual efforts/contributions, 356–357

  initiatives, 319–320, 321, 356

  leadership of, 316

  living culture of, 265–266

  mainstreaming culture of, 318

  movement toward, 203

  narratives/stories, 33–34, 303–305, 305–307, 308–310, 355–356

  new era for, 20

  principles of, 17, 37–38

  psychology of, 52–53

  relationships of, 36–38

  responding to the call, 358–359

  success indicators, 297–298

  turning from Empire to, 294–298

  use of term, 20, 32

  values of, 55

  way of, 290–291

  Earth Summit, 85–86

  Eckhart, Meister, 262

  ecological issues, of ancient civilizations, 113

  economic democracy, 151, 342, 345

  economic domination, 18

  economic globalization, 12–13, 239

  economic growth, 5–6, 238–239, 299

  economic issues, 344

  challenges to Empire, 218–223

  economic borders, 13

  inequality, 68–69, 135, 181–182, 304

  injustice, 244

  institutions, 72

  justice, 145, 154, 208, 215, 304, 319

  economic sphere, 342

  economic transformation model, 15

  economic turning, 21, 81–83, 318–320

  economies

  global imperial, 342

  living, 342–345

  market, 345

  modern, 61–62

  ecosystems, 275–278, 292–293

  education, 229, 332, 350–352

  Egypt (ancient), 114–116, 142

  Einstein, Albert, 315

  Eisler, Riane, 19, 32, 36, 93–94, 94–95, 97–99

  elderhood, 288–289, 291, 322

  elections, 190, 342, 348

  Electoral College, 186, 348

  electoral system, U.S., 345, 346–347

  elite privilege, 186

  elitism, neoliberal, 240

  elitist prosperity, 239–240

  Elizabeth I, Queen, 129, 161

  emigration, forced, 167

  emotional intelligence, 283–284

  emperors, 119–120, 148

  Empire

  advantage of, 53–55

  allowing flourishing of, 352–353

  alternatives to, 294–298, 301

  assaults by, 317

  cultural and economic challenges to, 218–223

  culture of, 54

  as democracy, 141

  economic principles of, 345

  leaders of, 316

  mentality of, 20

  native American’s first encounter with, 165–166

  pathology of, 35–36, 37

  prosperity story of, 250

  psychology of, 48–52

  relationships of, 34

  religion in service of, 352

  resisting institutions and agendas of, 317

  rights extended by, 34–35

  as social pathology, 108

  source of power of, 82

  transition to, 102–104

  turning to Earth Community from, 294–298

  the way of, 289–290

  use of term, 20

  win-lose dynamic of, 266

  empires

  ancient Egypt, 114–116

  competing, 196

  feudal fiefdoms, 122–123

  Indian Empire, 116

  Mesopotamia, 110–114

  modern, 126–127, 127–133

  pre-Empire civilizations, 166

  Roman Empire, 116–123, 117–119, 123–124

  Soviet Empire, 134, 196

  386 empires (continued)

  U.S. Empire, 181–200, 218–219, 230–231, 235–236

  empowerment, mutual, 274–275

  Endangered Species Act, 228

  enfranchisement/disenfranchisement, 145, 149

  England, The Enlightenment, 153–154

  English colonies, 161, 170

  Enlightenment, 153–154, 155, 160, 205

  Enron Corporation, 232

  entropy, law of, 271

  environment, healthy, 332–333

  Environmental Protection Agency, 228

  environmental stress, 58–60

  environmental systems, 20–21

  equality, 201–202

  equitability of society, 304

  Erikson, Erik, 42

  erosion of middle class, 206–208

  escapism, 287

  ethical issues, 36, 115, 132–133, 149

  Europe, colonial territories, 134

  European Renaissance, 123

  European Social Forum, 87

  Evangelicals, 325

  evil, war against, 244

  evolution

  as competitive struggle, 280

  of institutional forms, 353

  Integral World view, 47

  of living species, 247, 253

  in religious beliefs, 111

  repeating patterns, 292

  sustainable limits of Earth, 58–60

  teaching of, 339

  evolutionary accomplishment, 310

  evolutionary perspective of choice, 270

  evolutionary potential, 358

  evolutionary progress, 14, 58–59

  evolutionism/evolutionists, 256–257

  evolution wars, 256–257

  existential vacuum, 286

  experiences, early childhood, 286

  explorers, 127, 166

  exports, U.S., 70

  extended family communities, 350

  fair-share taxation, 344

  falsified culture, 77

  Falwell, Jerry, 222

  family issues

  basic institution of family, 349–350

  creating strong families, 340

  Empire’s assault on families, 317, 349

  exploiting breakdown of family, 226–227

  extended families, 350

  family values, 221–222, 337

  Far Right war against families, 285, 329, 335–337

  focusing on, 331–332

  healthy families, 295, 305, 306

  parents/parenting, 284–285, 285–286, 288, 290, 336

  rebuilding, 322

  strength/stability, 298

  viability of family, 335–337

  for women, 226

  Family Policy Councils, 223

  Family Research Council, 223

  farmers/farming, 206

  Far Right, 222, 339

  Fascists, 213

  fear, 34, 54

  Federalist Congress, 189

  Federalist Party, 187–189

  Federalists, 186–187

  feminine leadership, 323–324

  Feminine Mystique, The (Friedan), 204

  feminine principles, 105

  feminist activism, 204

  feudalism, 122–123

  finance capitalism, 140

  financial markets, 139, 140, 211–212

  First Bank of the United States, 188–189

  First Colonial Congress, 176–177

  Focus on the Family, 221, 223

  food consumption, 59

  Forbes magazine, 299

  Ford, Henry, 213

  Foreign Affairs, 230

  foreign policy, U.S., 194–198, 229–232

  foreign resources, 307

  forest ecosystems, 275–278

  Fortune, 61

  Fortune 500

  companies, 221

  Fox, Matthew, 258, 261, 262–263

  France, 153, 190

  Francis of Assisi, 262

  387 Frank, Justin A., 285, 286

  Frankl, Viktor, 38–39, 281, 286

  fraud, financial, 241

  freedoms, 34–35, 38–39, 125, 145, 205

  free market capitalism, 225

  fre
e trade, 130–131, 185–186, 321

  free will, 270

  French Company of the East Indies, 131

  French Revolution, 133

  Friedan, Betty, 204

  Friedman, Milton, 240–241

  Friel, John, 47–48, 271

  Friel, Linda, 47–48, 271

  Fromm, Erich, 281, 286

  fundamentalism, 255, 259–260

  future, changing the, 354–356

  Gandhi, Mohandes K., 134, 315–316, 317

  Garrison, William Lloyd, 202

  GATT (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade), 136, 195, 228

  gender perspectives. See also men; women

  balanced relationships, 37

  cultural and institutional, 104–107

  feminine leadership, 323–324

  gender of Cultural Creatives, 80

  his-story, 106–107

  rejecting the feminine, 100–101

  scale perspective and, 107–108

  worship of gods and goddesses, 111

  General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), 136, 195, 228

  General Laws and Liberties of New Hampshire, 162

  generative power, 97

  genocide, 165–166, 204–205, 214

  German death camps, 38–39

  Gilder, George, 240–241

  Gilligan, Carol, 42, 324

  global civil society, 85–88, 152–153, 231, 316, 318

  “Global Civil Society: The Path Ahead” (Korten, Shiva, and Perlas), 19

  global economic output, 59, 70–72

  global imperial economy, 342–345

  globalization, corporate-led economic, 12–13

  global transformation, 86

  global turnings, 322–326

  global warming, 60, 229

  Glorious Appearing: The End Days (LaHaye and Jenkins), 260

  God. See also religious issues

  of Earth Community, 261–263

  images of, 257–263

  modern understanding of, 258

  monarchical model of, 259

  names for, 262

  qualities attributed to, 33–34

  Goddess civilizations, 96–102, 97–99, 114

  gods, ancient Egyptian, 114

  Goldwater, Barry, 221

  Good Citizens, 45, 46

  good society, 147–148, 151

  Gould, Jay, 209

  governance, 103, 120–121, 162

  government

  Americans’ confidence in, 333–334

  decision to establish U.S., 183–184

  influence of corporations on, 333

  interventions by, 150

  need for, 342

  purpose of, 153

  Grand Area strategy, 194–195

  Great Britain, 129, 130, 135, 174–178

  Great Depression, 212

  Great Railroad Strike, 208

  Great Unraveling, 21, 53, 311, 335, 353, 358

  Great Work, 72–73

  Greece (ancient), 142–146, 353. See also Athens

  greenhouse gases, 61, 62

  Green Revolution, 62

  Greenspan, Stanley, 42

  Grimkéé, Angelina, 204

  group identity, 103

  Guam, 193

  Gulf War (1991), 64

  Guns, Germs, and Steel (Diamond), 102, 103, 104

  Gyr, Herman, 18

  Hacienda Santa Teresa, 27–37, 77

  Halliburton, 198

  Hamilton, Alexander, 184–185, 187–188, 345

  Hammel, Laury, 15–16

  Hancock, John, 129

  happiness, 298–300

  Harding, Warren, 211

  Hardisty, Jean, 225

  388 Hardwired to Connect: The New Scientific Case for Authoritative Communities (Commission on Children at Risk), 282–283

  Harman, Willis, 264

  hatred, promoting, 225

  Hawaii, 193

  Hawkins, Sir John, 129

  health

  causes of death in twentieth century, 64

  of Earth, 298

  of environment, 332–333

  food insufficiency, 334–335

  patient capital, 344

  psychological, 285, 335

  struggle for, 340

  health care, 213, 226

  healthful function of community, 294

  healthy families, 305, 306

  healthy societies, indicators of, 306

  hegemony, 109, 192, 194–198, 264. See also leadership

  Heritage Foundation, 221, 223

  Hidden Forest, The: Biography of an Ecosystem (Luoma), 275–278

  hierarchies of dominance, 35–36, 41

  hieroglyphics, 114

  Hildegard of Bingen, 262

  his-story, 106–107

  history, male chauvinist view of, 94–95

  Hitler, Adolf, 287–288

  HIV, 59

  Ho, Mae-Wan, 14–15, 271–272, 291

  Hobbes, Thomas, 256

  homogeneous society, 151, 160

  Homo sapiens, 95–96

  Hoover, Herbert, 211

  Hoover Institute, 220, 221

  Horton, Miles, 88

  hubris, 113

  Hudson Bay Company, 131

  Hudson Institute, 221

  human body, 278–280

  human brain, 282–283, 283–284

  human consciousness. See consciousness human desires, 310

  human life cycle, 288–289

  human maturity, 271

  human nature, 20, 34, 39

  humans

  earliest, 95–96

  Goddess civilizations, 96–102

  pre-Empire, 94

  relationship to the planet and to each other, 73

  human-scale enterprises, 343

  human survival, 265

  Humber, Peter, 71

  Hurricane Katrina, 234–235, 321

  Hussein, Saddam, 196

  Hyksos invasion, 115

  ideal society, 271

  IFG (International Forum on Globalization), 12

  IMF (International Monetary Fund), 136–137, 195, 227, 239

  immaturity, psychological, 54

  immigration, 322–323

  immortality, 270–271

  imperial biblical meaning story, 246–247, 249

  imperial civilizations/societies, maintenance of dominator structure by, 341

  American colonies, 173

  contemporary, 291

  pre-imperial societies, 109–110

  Roman Empire, 116–123

  Imperial Consciousness, 43–44, 48, 49–54, 56, 209, 234, 261, 289, 329–330, 339

  imperial global order, 31

  imperial hegemony, myth of, 109

  imperial meaning story, 257

  imperial model of modern era, 126–127

  imperial privilege, 72

  imperial rule, 116, 135, 242, 250

  imperial rulers, 57–58, 288

  imperial secular story, 247–248, 249

  imperial security, 242–246

  imperial systems, power in, 36

  imported food dependence, 59

  Inclusive World view, 47

  income, 67, 299

  indentured servants, 168, 189–190

  India, 87, 130

  Indian Empire, 116

  Indonesia, 131

  389 Industrial Workers of the World (IWW), 211

  inequality, 68–69, 181

  information, 75–76, 344

  initiatives, Earth Community, 356

  insect species, 277

  Institute for American Values, 282

  Institute for Local Self-Reliance, 319

  institutional sociopaths, 132–133

  intellectual life, 297–298

  intelligent design, 257

  interconnectedness of life, 78–79, 273–280

  interfaith councils, 352

  international cooperation, 332–333

  International Criminal Court, 333

  International Forum on Globalizat
ion (IFG), 12

  international institutions, 81–82

  International Labor Organization, 81

  International Monetary Fund (IMF), 136–137, 195, 227, 239

  International Peace Conference, 81

  international rule of law, 129

  intolerance, promoting, 225

  invasions, 50–51, 115, 193, 197, 231, 307. See also revolutions/wars

  Iraq war (2003), 197, 232–235

  Iistowanohpataakiiwa, Timothy, 291

  itinerancy, 173–174

  IWW (Industrial Workers of the World), 211

  James I, King, 161

  Jamestown, Virginia, 168–169

  Japan, 61, 213

  Jefferson, Thomas, 147, 150, 183, 184–185, 187, 189–190, 345

  Jenkins, Jerry, 260

  Jesus, 225, 247–248, 258–259, 261, 265, 325

  John Templeton Foundation, 221

  Jung, Carl, 201, 235

  justice, 46, 48, 215, 244

  Kagan, Robert, 230

  Katrina, Hurricane, 234–235, 321

  Keep America Beautiful, 221

  Kegan, Robert, 42, 44, 49, 296

  Kennan, George, 195

  Kerry, John, 182

  Kettering Foundation, 346

  Keynes, John Maynard, 129

  King, Martin Luther, Jr., 203, 315–316, 317

  kings

  Charles I, 161

  James I, 161

  right of, 133

  walking away from the king metaphor, 174–178, 318

  kinship, 103–104, 350

  kleptocracy, 104

  Knights of Labor, 209, 210

  Kohlberg, Lawrence, 42

  Korten, David C., 14, 15

  activism, 12–13

  early life, 6–8

  professional life, 8–11

  When Corporations Rule the World, 5–6, 12

  Korten, Frances, 8, 9, 10–11, 12, 14

  Kothari, Smitu, 11

  Kristol, Bill, 230

  Ku Klux Klan, 212

  Kunstler, Howard, 62–63

  Kyoto Protocol, 229, 333

  labor unions

  American Federation of Labor (AFL), 210

  formation of, 207

  Industrial Workers of the World (IWW), 211

  International Labor Organization, 81

  Knights of Labor, 209, 210

  Mechanics’ Union of Trade Associations, 207

  membership drives, 213

  National Trades Union, 207

  striking during war, 213

  LaHaye, Tim, 260

  Land Mine Treaty, 228, 333

  laws. See also legal issues/legislation

  law of entropy, 271

  life, 271–273

  religious, 162

  of thermodynamics, 273–274

  Laws and Liberties of Massachusetts, 162

  leaders, New Right, 336

  leadership

  Aristotle on choice of, 154–155

  dilemma of (ancient Athenian), 148–153

  390 leadership (continued)

  feminine, 95, 99, 107, 323–324

  from below, 13, 73, 87–88, 179, 315–326

  social movement, 9, 55, 82, 195, 315–316, 353

 

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