29 - Part VII J: Stop Loss Wall Street
Update: 2009-07-24
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After taking one year off to teach “Forums for a Future” as a university
honors course, I have resumed the series. The continuation applies the
concepts developed in the first 16 episodes to an open-end list of contemporary social
issues. As a way to get started, I created a three-part “Review and Transition”
(Podcasts 17-19) to provide a brief summary and introduction for those new to the series,
and a quick review for the original subscribers.
Today’s episode, Podcast # 29, is the tenth in the open-ended series of positive approaches
for addressing the many specific contemporary economic, social and political issues that
challenge our capacity for having a future in the 21st Century. The key concept in today’s
podcast is that from the perspective of legal contract doctrine, voluntary retention contracts
should be offered to our military personnel, and the self-serving Wall Street financial
agreements should be voided.
honors course, I have resumed the series. The continuation applies the
concepts developed in the first 16 episodes to an open-end list of contemporary social
issues. As a way to get started, I created a three-part “Review and Transition”
(Podcasts 17-19) to provide a brief summary and introduction for those new to the series,
and a quick review for the original subscribers.
Today’s episode, Podcast # 29, is the tenth in the open-ended series of positive approaches
for addressing the many specific contemporary economic, social and political issues that
challenge our capacity for having a future in the 21st Century. The key concept in today’s
podcast is that from the perspective of legal contract doctrine, voluntary retention contracts
should be offered to our military personnel, and the self-serving Wall Street financial
agreements should be voided.
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