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The article discusses the need for the consumer classes to downsize their appetites and for the aspiring to de-industrialize their desires if sustainable development is to be achieved in the world's increasingly globalized economic environment. Sustainable development also requires the localized poor to become greener and the globalized middle class to reduce the ecological impact of their activities.

Reflects on the multi-ethnic society of Israel and the possibility of regaining its ethnic cultural traditions. Balance in the practice of democracy based on transnational principles; Influence of religiosity to the people; Comparisons between Israel-Palestine and other contemporary regions of ethnic and national complexity.

Evaluates the events in the 20th century. Explanation on the difficulty of making a long-term plan in life; Growing uncertainty of events in life; Comparison of a century to a millennia; Totalitarianism and aberration.

The article comments on the emergence of hybrid cultures, a fact of life caused by the increased migration of people from poor countries to satisfy the labor requirements of the advanced world's shrinking and aging population. The global penetration of the mass media also plays a role in the assignment of value to migration and the emergence of hybrid cultures.

The article comments on the emergence of globalization's new left as a result of the challenge of the slums and the persistent growth of inequality and poverty. It includes an in-depth analysis of various subject matter relevant to topic, as well as the issues' implications for economic policy, globalization and economic development.