In the previous five parts of this conversation, Sudhir Shetty has built an ambitious case — for the Global Crisis as a civilisational predicament rather than a collection of problems, for thermodynamic limits as the binding constraint on industrial civilisation,...
In the previous four parts of this conversation, Sudhir Shetty established GCF's diagnostic foundations, thermodynamic evidence, political economy critique, and operational strategy. In this fifth part, he turns to the most personal dimensions of the framework: how young people can...
After examining the roots of the global civilisational crisis and the need for systemic transformation in the previous parts, Sudhir Shetty now turns to the practical question: who can lead the transition and through what strategy. He introduces the Islands...
Can democracy itself be measured? In this thought-provoking research proposal, Dr. Jos Chathukulam and Dr. A. M. Jose argue that Kerala needs a periodic Citizen's White Paper on Democratic Health and propose a Kerala Democratic Health Index (KDHI) to assess...
Retired JNU economics professor Arun Kumar argues that the CPI(M)'s apparent ideological shift in Kerala is not merely an electoral tactic but the outcome of decades of global and national political changes. In this interview with Abhish K. Bose, he...
In the first two parts of this conversation, Sudhir Shetty established the Global Crisis Framework's diagnostic foundations — GIC as a living superorganism, the thermodynamic evidence for civilisational simplification, the Three Scenarios available to humanity, and the practical tools for...
In the second part of this interview, Sudhir Shetty, founder of the independent research initiative Global Crisis Response (GCR), examines the scientific foundations of the Global Crisis Framework (GCF). He explains why he believes humanity has entered a civilisational predicament...
Climate change, wars, economic instability, ecological collapse and political fragmentation are usually discussed as separate crises, each demanding its own solutions. But what if they are all manifestations of a much deeper civilisational predicament? In this first part of an...
This report reflects on the annual Vijayalakshmi Teacher Commemoration Lecture organized by the Pain and Palliative Care Society, Thrissur, where media professional S. Sharath explored the evolving relationship between journalism, ethics, and human suffering. The lecture called for reclaiming empathy...
What does it mean to be a Nehruvian in Kerala today? In this thought-provoking essay, Dr. Jos Chathukulam and Dr. A. M. Jose argue that Nehruvianism should not be reduced to 1950s-style state-led economics. Instead, they propose an "enabling state"...
