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Featured Book
Our featured book is John Michell's new book Rossi's eCat - Free
Energy, Free Money, Free People.
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2011 – And an amazing technology has been developed in Italy which has
been described as the greatest scientific discovery of all human history.
Although shunned by most mainstream media - an army of enthusiasts have
created websites, blogs, forums and videos discussing every stage of
its development – while thousands are following this discovery on social
networks.
For the first time in human history - energy – heat and power - have been produced in abundant quantities at an insignificant cost without pollution. For the first time energy can be obtained cleanly and cheaply without burning fossil fuels, without nuclear power and without renewables – genuinely portable, free, green energy.
Rossi’s eCat tells the story of how this energy source was discovered, developed by inventor Andrea Rossi, how it challenges modern science and what the consequences for mankind could be. This is a discovery which heralds nothing less than the start of a new era – the year 0 PR (Post-Rossi).
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The Leadership Delusion by John Michell. Subtitled Travels
in search of a new organizational model for the 21st century.
In the hot summer of 2003 John Michell set out on a search for more meaning
and engagement in working life. This search then became a journey spanning
the globe several times, during which he unexpectedly stumbled upon a
formula which developed into a new and strikingly original organizational
model - a model in which human beings can find fulfilment and meaning
in their working lives.
November 11th, 2011
Transparency Networks by Christopher Kenworthy. Subtitled Towards
inclusive government.
In this scholarly work Professor Kenworthy outlines the defining characteristics
of these networks as being about purpose, organizational structure and
mode, behaviour and impact. By applying transparency networks in public
authorities which are attempting to become inclusive and relevant to their
clients, the author puts foreward a hopeful formula for the success of
openness and transparency.