This paper proposes and critiques the idea of a post-capitalism sustainable consumption utopia to improve ecological human wellbeing planet. Such notion can stimulate new imaginative thinking on future world not dominated by neoliberalism. It also strengthen SDG-12: responsible production. To do so, it examines influence pro-environmental self-identity, market-based barriers, knowledge barriers...

This paper argues that the learning trajectory of corporations utilising information and communication technologies have been matched by the trade union movement. However, a broader set of on-line practices are illustrated. The paper argues that these can be harnessed to move beyond the reactive shadowing capital to innovative forms of monitoring and critiquing policies and outcomes of governan...

The 70th anniversary of the 1951 Geneva Convention has been marked by a flurry powerful academic critiques Convention's colonial and Eurocentric roots, its “intentional” exclusion (Mayblin, 2014) certain refugees regions (i.e. see Krause, 2021; White, longer-standing include Chimni, 1998). Equally, characterized ongoing flagrant violation fundamental legal principles states across global North ...

A critiquing system evaluating a physician's management plan may produce a set of individual comments that, taken together, appear repetitious or incoherent. This paper presents TraumaGEN, a system for integrating sets of possibly inter-related communicative goals into one or more coherent messages. TraumaGEN takes account of the purpose of the messages, the situation in which the messages will...

This paper explores digital reality replication for cultural consumption and green-digital open-system innovation, along with responsible, sustainable practices fashioned in a post-COVID-19 era. We address these after the dystopian effects of lockdown on global tourism and, particular, looming crisis unsustainable ‘overtourism’. The aim this is to disclose problems policies related ...