Caux Round Table Educational Certificates

The Caux Round Table is now offering educational certificates, supported by short video modules, on aspects of moral capitalism.  The certificates are honorary and provided at no cost.

The modules have been grouped into nine playlists, available on our YouTube page.

Each playlist presents various insights into moral capitalism.  The presentations provide my thoughts and observations on implications, conundrums, possibilities and negative externalities associated with capitalism, as we experience it.

After you watch all the videos on a playlist, please click here and follow the instructions to send us your thoughts and so receive in the mail a written certificate.

A separate certificate can be obtained for each playlist.

For additional information, please contact us at jed@cauxroundtable.net.

I hope you will take advantage of this opportunity and will gain insights relevant to your career and understanding of our world of possibilities, both good and bad.

November Pegasus Now Available!

Here’s the November issue of Pegasus.

First, Steve Young explores why Donald Trump was re-elected president of the United States.

Secondly, Michael Hartoonian writes about the vital importance of a free press and its role as a “public trust.”

Thirdly, Dave Kansas, a career journalist, discusses how journalism, as a profession, has changed during the course of his career, often and more lately, not for the better.

Also, U.S. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez makes a guest appearance.

I would be most interested in your thoughts and feedback.

Please Give to the Max to the Caux Round Table!

Tomorrow, Thursday, November 21, is Give to the Max Day here in Minnesota and we would be most appreciative of anything you can contribute to support our work.

With war in the Middle East, trench warfare in Europe, a new administration taking office in Washington, uncertainty in Europe, Asia worried over its future on the periphery of China, too much debt and Bitcoin at US$90,000, the need for enlightened common sense is the talk of the town.

The Caux Round Table ethical principles for moral capitalism and moral government provide a very sound foundation for such enlightened thinking about the common good.

Our work to learn more about the covenants of the Prophet Muhammad to respect and protect Christians and Jews is unprecedented.  The covenants have been overlooked for some 1,300 years.  Today, they can advance the cause of peace in the Middle East and throughout the world.  Your support for this work is needed and is most justified by the good that can come from more people learning more about these covenants.

To donate, please click here.

If you rather mail a check, our address is 75 West Fifth Street, Suite 219, St. Paul, MN 55102.

You could also contribute via wire transfer.  Please reply to this message for instructions

I thank you again for your support.

Timely Program on the Uncommon Search for Common Ground

As many of you will remember, the Caux Round Table, with its principles for moral capitalism and moral government, has collaborated on programs honoring the legacy of John Brandl, former dean of the Humphrey School and state legislator.  One of our partners has been the Citizens League.

This year, the League has organized the program, “From Conflict to Convergence: Coming Together to Solve Tough Problems,” to encourage all of us to dedicate ourselves to John’s “uncommon search for common ground.”  Such an orientation towards politics, culture, governance and others is timely and would be most beneficial for our state and country.

Caux Round Table Educational Certificates

The Caux Round Table is now offering educational certificates, supported by short video modules, on aspects of moral capitalism.  The certificates are honorary and provided at no cost.

The modules have been grouped into nine playlists, available on our YouTube page.

Each playlist presents various insights into moral capitalism.  The presentations provide my thoughts and observations on implications, conundrums, possibilities and negative externalities associated with capitalism, as we experience it.

After you watch all the videos on a playlist, please click here and follow the instructions to send us your thoughts and so receive in the mail a written certificate.

A separate certificate can be obtained for each playlist.

For additional information, please contact us at jed@cauxroundtable.net.

I hope you will take advantage of this opportunity and will gain insights relevant to your career and understanding of our world of possibilities, both good and bad.

October Pegasus Now Available

Here’s the October issue of Pegasus.

Much of this edition is about citizenship.

First is a piece by Michael Hartoonian on a new universal and foundational curriculum.

Next, Steve Young explains why moral capitalists must care about citizenship.

Thirdly, we include an article by guest author, Richard D. Van Scotter, on how universities sell out to the market.

Lastly, we reprint our principles for good citizenship and include a couple other related items.

I would be most interested in your thoughts and feedback.

More Short Videos on Relevant and Timely Topics

We recently posted a couple more short videos on relevant and timely topics.  They include:

Moral Capitalism and Why Nations Fail

Is Nuclear the AI Power Solution?

All our videos can be found on our YouTube page here.  We recently put them into 9 playlists, which you can find here.

If you aren’t following us on Twitter or haven’t liked us on Facebook, please do so.  We update both platforms frequently.

Caux Round Table Educational Certificates

The Caux Round Table is now offering educational certificates, supported by short video modules, on aspects of moral capitalism.  The certificates are honorary and provided at no cost.

The modules have been grouped into nine playlists, available on our YouTube page.

Each playlist presents various insights into moral capitalism.  The presentations provide my thoughts and observations on implications, conundrums, possibilities and negative externalities associated with capitalism, as we experience it.

After you watch all the videos on a playlist, please click here and follow the instructions to send us your thoughts and so receive in the mail a written certificate.

A separate certificate can be obtained for each playlist.

For additional information, please contact us at jed@cauxroundtable.net.

I hope you will take advantage of this opportunity and will gain insights relevant to your career and understanding of our world of possibilities, both good and bad.

September Pegasus Now Available!

Here’s the September issue of Pegasus.

We include 3 items in this edition, all related to the new U.N. Pact for the Future.

In our first two essays, myself and Michael Hartoonian evaluate the Pact through the lens of the Caux Round Table’s deep and rich focus on moral capitalism, as well as the moral organizing of effective societies.  In short, we both find the Pact a bit wanting on several levels.

Lastly, we include some relevant excerpts from the Pact for your review.

I would be most interested in your thoughts and feedback.

By the way, just a friendly reminder that if you’ve missed any previous issues, you can find them all in the archive found here.