Category: Political Science Publisher: CreateSpace
ISBN-10: 143926578X
Type: Non-Fiction
Pages: 176
Copyright: December 10, 2009
ISBN-13: 9781439265789
The book talks about the many socio/economic and political issues rattling a number of countries around the globe.
All human beings, whether developed or developing or underdeveloped, show various levels of the seven deadly sins. The complex issues that arise due to these sins sometimes have simple answers. Developed countries balance their greed for money with selfless caring and giving that goes way beyond developing and underdeveloped countries. The embracing of secular humanism by the developed minds versus that of religious humanism by the developing and underdeveloped minds have made all the difference. The difference in human development index between the developed, developing and the underdeveloped minds due to this will only deepen if the developing and the underdeveloped worlds don't change their mindsets. The paranoid and undeserving terrorists who are hell-bent on gaining control of governments through violence should give up. They clearly show their inability to control their minds let alone governments so they don't have any other option but to refurbish themselves or else they will be an insignificant loss to the mainstream society. The developing and underdeveloped minds have far more unstable governments, financial system and socio-economic issues that are hard for them to resolve. While some developing minds have started showing signs of social responsibility, the underdeveloped minds have fallen into the deep end of social irresponsibility black hole. It is not only up to the mainstream moderate developed minds to change the mindset of the developing and the underdeveloped but also the responsibility of the mainstream societies in developing and the underdeveloped worlds. This book talks about the negative effects of these sins on the mainstream society and why some should not be tolerated at any cost.
Professional Reviews
All governments have issues
Governments around the world have multiple issues they are responsible for. In this time of recession, health care issues, terrorist attacks and unbelievable deficits many are looking for answers. "Developed Minds, Developing Minds and The Stupid Terrorists" looks at governments; what they have done, what they are doing and, from a theoretical standpoint, what they need to do.
Executive bonuses, Wall Street, taxes, abortion, Medicare, and social security are just a few of the items examined and discussed in this inspection of the United States government. Taken a step further; however, we see a comparison to that of the government body in India. It is this comparison that shines a light and partially explains the reputation of success that the United States has all over the world.
There is little doubt that Harish is passionate about politics as it is displayed throughout the book. It is that personal thought and opinion that controls the flow of this political experience.
"Developed Minds, Developing Minds and The Stupid Terrorists" is the culmination of author Harish Maiya's extensive research. His sweeping comparison between the governing body of the United States and that of India is complex and informative. By limiting his personal opinions about these events he allows the scriptures to dictate and direct this novel. For that he is commended.
"Developed Minds, Developing Minds and The Stupid Terrorists" is a thought provoking exploration of the government structure. I recommend this book to those with a liberal view of politics and also those with a curiosity of foreign governments.
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