Archive for category: Politics

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  [Article] Elliott Waves Regulate Commodity Prices and Expressions of Environmentalism

  Alan Hall, Cultural Trends, Financial Markets, Politics, Socionomics

  The socionomic perspective prompts us to examine things that go unnoticed by conventional analysts. Let’s employ this perspective to examine the relationship between two topics relevant to today’s juncture: the commodity boom and the global display of fear relating to environmental issues.

   
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  [Audio] You Owe The Government $516,000

  Audio, Conversations in Socionomics, Economy, Financial Markets, Politics

  That’s right. You owe the government $516,000 plus another $112,000 to your own creditors. That’s a lot of debt to pay off. How did we get here and where are we going? Socionomics offers some insights and answers. Running Time: 7 min 47 sec // Download MP3

   
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  [Article] Women in Politics

  Cultural Trends, Mark Galasiewski, Politics, Socionomics

  Feminism gains power during corrections.

   
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  [Article] Euthanasia

  Cultural Trends, Mark Galasiewski, Politics, Socionomics

  The debate over euthanasia in the past several decades suggests that negative mood may also raise the public’s tolerance of mercy killing.

   
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  [Article] Nuclear Tests

  Cultural Trends, Mark Galasiewski, Politics

  For years we have maintained that the detonation of nuclear bombs, while it may stir transient emotions, has no effect on the social mood; rather, social mood determines the penchant for exploding nuclear devices.

   
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  [Article] Socionomics and the Sudden Wave of Violence

  Cultural Trends, Mark Galasiewski, Politics

  The U.S. market has proved to be a reliable forecaster of coming periods of global peace or conflict. Specifically, major declines in the U.S. stock market have forewarned of major international conflicts.