Healing the Hurts of Nations

Healing the Hurts of Nations
and building a world fit for humans
Palden Jenkins
Healing the Hurts of Nations
and building a world fit for humans
Palden Jenkins
Healing the Hurts of Nations
and building a world fit for humans
The Oppressed, at the UN in Geneva
Palden Jenkins
An abridged thinking-points version of the 2003 book
Healing the Hurts of Nations
Healing the Hurts of Nations
An abridged version of the 2003 book
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Healing the Hurts of Nations
and building a world fit for humans

Thought-provoking notes
on peace, change, globalisation
aid and development

by
Palden Jenkins
A free online resource
The first, full edition, was published in 2003
by Gothic Image of Glastonbury (now out of print)
The underlying meaning of our times.
Humanity's deeper feelings.

The 20th Century involved a lot of corporate, governmental,
technological, economic and military development.
 
The emerging 21st Century agenda is an entirely different story.
It concerns human, cultural, social and environmental development.
 

These notes look at what we are to address
if we really want to make progress with the world's big issues.

Nations, cultures, tribes and the collective psyche
Globalisation, power, leadership, collective pain and fear
Healing the heart of humanity and resolving world crises
The twenty-first century agenda and the way ahead

Abbasid Caliphate  Afghanistan  Africa  Aid  AIDS  Akbar  Alexander  al-Qaeda  Alternative Therapy  Anti-American  Apocalypse  Archetypes  Argentina  Armenia  Arms Trade  Aryans  Asia Assyria  Atatürk  Awareness  Babylon  Baghdad  Balkans  Bin Laden  Black Death  Blocs  Bogomils  Bosnia  Boundaries Britain  Buddhism  Byzantium  Cambodia  Cancer  Capitalism  Catastrophe  Cathars  Celts  Charlemagne  Chechnya  China  Church  Civilisation  Civil wars  Cold War  Collective Psyche  Compassion  Conflict resolution  Complicity  Conscience  Conservatism  Conspiracy  Corporations  Corruption Crime  Crises  Croatia  Crusades  Cultures  Currencies  Cyprus  Cyrus the Great  Decolonialisation  Defining events  Delhi Sultanate  Democracy  Demonisation  Depression  Development  Diana  Diplomacy  Disarmament  Disaster Double standards  Drugs trade  Empires  Environment  Epidemics  Ethnic cleansing  Ethnodiversity  EU  Evil  Exclusion  Explorers  Fear  Finance  First nations  First World War  France  Forgiveness  Free Will  Fundamentalism  Future  Germany  Globalisation  Government  Greece  Group process Guilt  Habsburgs  Harappa  Havel  Healing Homoeopathy  Hungary  Immunity Imperialism  India  Indifference Interests International community  Intuition Iran Iran-Contra  Iraq  Ireland  Islam  Israel  Jews  Jung  Khomeini Kosovo  Kurdistan Kushans  Latin America  Leadership Lebanon  Liberal  Localism  Mahmud of Ghazni  Makarios  Mandela  Manichaeism  Marxism  Medes  Media  Meditation  Mesopotamia  Middle East  Milosevic  Miracles  Moderates  Modernisation  Moghuls Mongols  Morality  Mujahedin  Multicultural  Nationalism  Nations Nation-building  Nazis  Non-Aligned  Normans  Oil industry  OPEC  Ottomans  Pacifism  Pain  Palestine  Paradigms  Parthia  Peacebuilding  Peacekeeping  Persia  Persona  Poland  Polarisation  Power  Prayer  Prejudice  Projection  Protesters  Psyche  Public  Reconciliation  Regionalism  Regulation  Religions  Renaissance  Resistance  Ring of Power  Romans  Russia  Saddam  Saladin Scotland Second World War  Secularism  Security Council  Seleucia  Serbia  Shame  Sikhs Silk Roads  Slavery  Society Sogdia  Soros  South Africa  Sovereignty  States  Sumer  Sweden  Technology  Terrorism  Theatres  Thembu Tibet  Timurlenk  Tito  Tolerance  Totalitarianism  Tribes  Truth Commissions  Turkey  Tyrants  Ulster  UK UN  USA  USSR  Vested Interest  Vikings  Visionaries  Wars  Weapons  Yugoslavia  Zimbabwe  Zoroaster
Healing the Hurts of Nations
and building a world fit for humans
Short version of a 2003 book by Palden Jenkins
and building a world fit for humans
Short version of a 2003 book by Palden Jenkins
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