Since i am never quite sure whether my reading audience knows exactly what Globanomics is, i think it is worthwhile to occasionally reintroduce it for those who may come across my writings.  The following is Globanomics in a nutshell.

Starting out, the primary or fundamental goal of globanomics is to seek a better, more loving future for all of humanity and humanity's planet, Earth, both in equal proportion, both at the same time.

Globalnomics is a fully integrated philosophical and scientific discipline that is based upon global rather than nationalistic perspectives. Whereas, the foundation of Globalnomics is based upon a clearly defined, commonly accepted, core set of world principles, the building blocks that shape the discipline come from the latest concepts and theories from the science of economics.

The core foundation of Globalnomics is based upon the following principles:

• Do No Harm;
• Love Is The Highest Knowledge;
• The Ethic of Reciprocity;
• All Human Beings Are Created Equal;
• Freedom Is Preferable over Subjugation;
• An Individual’s Right to Pursue Happiness;
• The Protection and Wise Use of Global Resources; and
• Exponential Reality.

The economic building blocks that shape Globanomics are:

• Global Pareto Optimums;
• Friendly Competition;
  – Perfect Competition over Monopolistic Control;
• Investment Strategy Over
  – Debt Strategy Over
  – Rape/Pillage Strategy;
• Increasing Gross Global Product per Capita Through Productivity Enhancements
  – While Narrowing Gap Between Highs and Lows;
• Rewarding Positive Creativity; and
• A Single Monetary Unit of Currency.

Military war between national entities does not fit within the framework of Globalnomics. Instead Globanomic Wars are fought on the following fronts::

• War on Hunger;
• War on Poverty;
• War on Disease Control;
• War on Prejudicial Hatred; and
• War on the Misuse of Global Resources.
  
   

And that is Globanomics in a nutshell.  If you want a more complete picture of Globanomics, you can obtain a copy of my book by clicking Globanomics in the Contributer's Link section next to my picture above.  You can also simply google the term "globanomics" for other material.