Clouds versus bubbles

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Cloud-like thinking emphasizes the interconnectedness of global challenges and the need for collective action. This approach is essential for addressing issues like pandemics, environmental sustainability, and regional security, where no country can solve the problem alone. It is about fostering an international environment where collaboration can thrive, and diverse ideas can converge to create shared solutions. It helps create more inclusive, adaptive, and sustainable policies, whereas bubble thinking risks narrowing perspectives and hindering meaningful international collaboration. Clouds in international relations represent interconnectedness, cooperation, and a more holistic approach to global challenges. Countries or coalitions that think like clouds acknowledge the interdependence of global systems and work together toward collective goals.

Autorenportrait

J.G. Matuszek: Universities Innsbruck, Perugia, Salzburg. Language sciences. Graduate interpreter, Master's degree. Political sciences, Empirical system sciences, International relations, Communication sciences, Philosophy, Doctorate. Postgraduate studies at various Institutes: Marketing, Advertising-PR- CI, Management-Controlling, Innovation & Development-Management. Licensed Business-Consultant. Translator and Interpreter, High-school-Teacher, journalism. Manager at multinational corporations. Management contracting in medium-sized companies. Consulting and coaching in marketing, international management, and HR. Board member and director in several companies in Germany, Switzerland. Management in the field of certification of companies and organizations. Board member of the Foundation "Globility-Circle", Switzerland. Guest lecturer at various universities and business schools. Author. Parallel-career as athlete. Austrian Taekwondo Federation President, High-tech collaborations for performance diagnostics/optimization in business and sports.

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