'Quantum Shift in the Global Brain'. Book Review

Essay from the year 2019 in the subject Business economics - Miscellaneous, grade: A, ( Atlantic International University ) (School of Business and Economic), course: PhD Program, language: English, abstract: This piece of work clearly puts together a report on Ervin Laszlo's scientific research and explanation in a framework and his sense of 'oneness.' As a philosopher of science, Laszlo uses quantum physics to present a holistic perspective of the as it were 'the emerging new world.' He presents people as change agents anchoring his argument on the effects of peoples activities on nature. In his change and shift discourse, Laszlo presents two approaches: That of 'Business as usual' and that of 'Timely Transformation'. In his critical reasoning of what he has described as 'macroshift' Laszlo presents four phases of the shift process: The Trigger Phase, The Transformation Phase, The critical / chaotic phase where he lays emphasis on the three Cs (Communication, consciousness and connections) and the breakdown phase .

David Sidikie Yambasu has more than 20 years of experience working in the Civil Society Space for both National and International NGOs. He has worked in rural communities as a front line development worker in Sierra Leone, Ghana, and Liberia. Supporting Young, trained and Untrained social workers in the provision of basic social services to the vulnerable poor has been critical to his professional life. His passion is to achieve shared team vision and positive social change. He graduates from Atlantic International University with a PhD in Project Management.