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Long-form essays and interviews on AI, leadership, economic resilience, and the forces reshaping Canada, from Perry Kinkaide and the KEI Network community.
Book – Feminization – A Plot Or Not 02JAN25
PERRY KINKAIDE & Colleagues FEMINIZATION – A Plot Or Not? January 1, 2025 PREFACE The 21st century has ushered in…
KEI Network – Issue #196 – 2024 Highlights Review & 2025 Forecast Invitation
Tried hard and continues to command global attention The shocking statistic - US at war: 850,000 firearm-related deaths in the US since 2001: half by suicide (majority are men under 50, Canada too ).
KEI Network -Issue #195 – Pausing to Think Less and Feel More
Pausing to Think Less and Feel More I'm feeling more and thinking less of late. Perhaps it's that Christmas is but days away. Maybe it's the recent fluff of an evening snowfall. Could even be the mess
KEI Network – Issue #194 – Recipe for Chaos – Misaligned Expectations and Simmering Frustrations
Recipe for Chaos - Misaligned Expectations and Simmering Frustrations In a world teetering between progress and disarray, the intersection of management principles and global crises underscores an urg
KEI Network – Issue #193 – Global Turmoil : Innovation and the Attention Economy
Chaos on a global scale is the result, and while it may take time and the price paid may be enormous, there is hope - people and society usually adapt. The two articles below extend the discussion: Fi
KEI Network – Issue #192 – The Elephant in the Room: Confronting the Intractable Challenges of the 21st Century
A glaring Network oversight is the threat to global stablity posed by the aggressive posturing of Russia and Iran, North Korea and China, nations of the Near-, Middle-, and Far-East. The dock, though
KEI Network – Issue #191 – Global Turmoil: OVERVIEW – Navigating the Polycrises of Progress and Peril
A vaccine breakthrough in 1954 sparked distrust in some, fueled by misinformation. Today, RFK Jr.'s vaccine pronouncements have made him a polarizing figure. Is he a pblic health menace spreading misi
KEI Network – Issue #190 – Balancing the Risks and Benefits of Technological Progress
Balancing the Risks and Benefits of Technological Progress We need to embrace a more thoughtful approach to technological innovation to avoid unintended consequences and ensure sustainable progress Th
KEI network – Issue #189x – California – Loss Leader of the Left – is Moving on
Further to this week's newsletter and podcast I've invited Charles Meredith to elaborate on the impact of neo-liberalism specifically to California. Hundreds of articles and millions of social media p
KEI Network – Issue #189. Global Chaos – “Progressivism” A Prime Driver
The webinar's recorded video can now be viewed H ERE Please consider Subscribing to the KEI Network's You Tube channel to receive access to future videos. Robert McGarvey is an economic historian and
KEI Network – Issue #188 – Wealth Inequality: Disparity Driving Discontent
The following article is a simulated interview about by KEI of Perry Kinkaide. Perry draws on content of an article HERE and contributions received from the KEI Network on the topic of rising wealth i
KEI Network – Issue #187 – A World at the Crossroads: Navigating the Paradox of Progress and Protests
You've been closely following the unfolding crises around the world. How would you describe the state of the world right now? Perry Kinkaide : It's a paradox - we live in the best and the worst of tim