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  Global Human Age and Tolerance

  The paper examines the effects of interaction between global human age, tolerance and culture. In concise form they are expressed as a decrease in ignorance directly proportional to comparing one’s own knowledge and skills to those of the others, opening towards the potential of those who are different; belonging to the culture of humanity which ... The paper examines the effects of interaction between global human age, tolerance and culture. In concise form they are expressed as a decrease in ignorance directly proportional to comparing one’s own knowledge and skills to those of the others, opening towards the potential of those who are different; belonging to the culture of humanity which each individual contributes to; creating an expanding order without boundaries, which is spread through various types of competition, especially through competition of knowledge, traditions and institutions, of talents and skills that adapt themselves to the new cosmopolitan reality.

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  In Search of Ideas for Development of the New Workforce

  The research consists two parts. The first part reviews in a nutshell the civilizational and religious factor and the extent to which ensures direct and indirect prerequisites for development of the human potential. In the second part the emphasis is put on Generation „Y” which is the new workforce and differs markedly from the preceding ... The research consists two parts. The first part reviews in a nutshell the civilizational and religious factor and the extent to which ensures direct and indirect prerequisites for development of the human potential. In the second part the emphasis is put on Generation „Y” which is the new workforce and differs markedly from the preceding generations. A proposal for creation of academic talent incubators is put forth. The paper also provides a review of the possibilities for integration of creativity in the intangible corporate assets.

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  The Mystery In The Origin Of Capitalism

  The paper explains the genesis of capitalism in a principally different way from that of sociological classics. The new European trans-continental trade is viewed as a mechanism, as a social-structural process of supra-personal order, operating systematically in the course of over three centuries and giving rise to capitalism as its own product. ... The paper explains the genesis of capitalism in a principally different way from that of sociological classics. The new European trans-continental trade is viewed as a mechanism, as a social-structural process of supra-personal order, operating systematically in the course of over three centuries and giving rise to capitalism as its own product. Market aided by Calvinisation of Christianity is accepted not only as a historical but also as „a logical beginning” of the modern type of societies.