An Invitation to Authors and Publishers
One of the greatest obstacles to education, learning and academic discourse in many parts of the world is the inability of students and indeed their professors to buy books. In many countries, for example, a single copy of a book printed in Western Europe or the United States can cost up to a third of a professor’s monthly salary. For many students, the relative expense for new books is even greater. What about the Internet, which provides free information? Many sites now offer books, chapters or articles online, but only when they receive credit card information for purchase – and the majority of students and teachers in the developing world cannot afford credit cards.
Globalization for the Common Good Initiative Journal is designed to assist teachers, students and all those ‘seekers’ who are interested in exploring more about globalization and especially globalization in the global public interest. Our aim is to develop an extensive library of resources, representing different points of view, but all written from the perspective of sound scholarship and research on globalization for the benefit of the world’s people.
We invite publishers and authors to submit books, book summaries, chapters or articles consistent with the values and mission of the GCGIJ to be posted on the bookshelf by writing to the editors of the Journal. We can make them available to everyone free of charge for the common good. The copyright will remain with publishers/authors. Our readers may download the material and reprint or quote it for educational purposes, but may not use it for profit. Quotations must be cited. In most cases, the print origin of the particular article will be indicated in the heading. If the document is original to our site, then GCGIJ must be cited.
We do hope that you join us in this mission for the common good and make it possible for many to access the fruits of your scholarly work – especially those who are currently denied access to important research because of financial circumstances.
Above all we encourage all authors to submit work for future issues of the Globalization for the Common Good Journal.
Business Ethics by Kamran Mofid
Globalisation for the Common Good by Kamran Mofid
The Magna Carta of Harmony by Leo Shemashko
Promoting the Common Good by Kamran Mofid and Marcus Braybooke
Marcus Aurelius by Alan Stedall
A Primer on Economics by Steve Szeghi
Ricardo’s Law by Fred Harrison
The Possibility of Progress by Mark Braund
What is a University by Peter Milward
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