Podcasts from Trust and Integrity in the Global Economy Conference 24-29 July: Original Location http://www.caux.ch/en/2009-podcasts)

• 28 July 2009: Rajeev Dubey, India - Caux Lecture
• 28 July 2009: Rajeev Dubey, India - with Mohan Bhagwandas  
• 24 July 2009: Jean-Pierre Mean , Switzerland
• 24 July 2009: George Katito, Zimbabwe - Keynote speech
• 24 July 2009: Ingrid Franzon, Sweden
• 24 July 2009: Bernard Margueritte, Poland
• 24 July 2009: Justin Walford, Canada
• 24 July 2009: Mohan Bhagwandas, Australia
• 24 July 2009: Sam Pono Saxophone, South Africa
• July 2009: Karishmma Advani, India -Poem
• July 2009: Sawsan Razzouk, Lebanon, The Spirit of Caux
• July 2009: Shaista Hasham, Canada, "This is Caux"

The Inflection Is Near? Let’s today step out of the normal boundaries of analysis of our economic crisis and ask a radical question: What if the crisis of 2008 represents something much more fundamental than a deep recession? What if it’s telling us that the whole growth model we created over the last 50 years is simply unsustainable economically and ecologically and that 2008 was when we hit the wall — when Mother Nature and the market both said: “No more.”  Often in the middle of something momentous, we can’t see its significance. But for me there is no doubt: 2008 will be the marker — the year when ‘The Great Disruption’ began.  Thomas Friedman, NY Times. Read More..                                                                            

It's All About Green Energy
Solutions to climate change can lead to a philosophical shift in the way we develop, explains Rajendra Pachauri, winner of the Nobel peace prize and chair of the UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
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11 - 16 July 2008

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Reviewing Corporate Strategies:
Drawing the lessons of the current crisis,
Towards Alignment with Millennium Development Goals
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