Where to now?

The first decade of this new millennium has been marked by unprecedented change. Today we are arguably at the apogee of that change. How we understand, cope and manage this change will pretty much determine the fate of the world for at least the 21st century. The editors of the Gallup Management Journal have looked back at the past 10 years, through the ideas of some of our most prominent leaders and thinkers. This collection gives us a fascinating insight into how these leaders have navigated this most perilous period and in so doing, they act as scouts, leading us into an even more uncertain future. The editor of this collection, entitled Decade of Change: Managing in Times of Uncertainty, is Geoffrey Brewer.

My conversation with Geoffrey Brewer:

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According to Gallup this morning, more Americans “Pro-Life” Than “Pro-Choice” for First Time

A very depressing look at pro choice attitudes from Gallup this morning.  This reflects a fascinating trend that's been peculating for some time.  While young people are moving overwhelming toward full acceptance of same sex marriage, the same young people, particularly young woman, are moving away from the pro choice position.  What's going on? Where is the pro choice movement failing? These same young people voted overwhelming for Obama, but are steadily shifting their views on abortion.