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Dialogue and Universalism
Volume 23, Issue 4, 2013
Henryk Skolimowski’s Eco-Philosophy
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Jean A. Campbell
Global Stewardship—ISUD as Antidote to Global Despair
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Global stewardship explores the perspective of caring for the entire globe—all its peoples and life. The interconnectedness of the basic elementary systems—air and water, which are both necessary for terrestrial and aquatic life—is acknowledged. The concomitant threats of their toxification from immoderate employments of substances and techniques justify the need for global respect and cooperation as well as effective world economic systems as the means to sustain this life.
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