Unicist Institutionalization to sustain Group Cohesion

Summary: Peter Belohlavek’s lecture presents how fallacious myths sustain group cohesion. The discovery of the ontological law of mutation of viruses and the capacity to develop immune systems made the development of cohesion systems possible. The unicist institutional approach to group cohesion will allow you to deal with the real human beings that integrate an organization. Fallacies as energy savers become part of an organization when the immune system of a group or institution works. Using this object driven approach you will be able to integrate the strengths and the implicit weaknesses of the participants of a group.

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The Nature of Democracy
The role of democracy in political, religious, military and business institutions

Summary: This lecture is a mind-opener led by Peter Belohlavek in order to foster reflection on democracy as the most effective way to lead institutions. The unicist approach that is presented demonstrates that democracy is part of nature and as such it is integrated and defined by “objects”. The objects that define democracy are presented in a synthetic way in order to be used as an input to a reflection process to improve the democracy everyone exerts. This is an ontological functional way to deal with democracy that provokes participants to be the democratic leaders of the use of democracy in the political, religious, military or business fields.

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The Nature of Global Leaders

Summary: This is Peter Belohlavek’s lecture, which was part of a Unicist Clinic, on how the leading cultures will be dealing with the solution of the financial crisis that began in 2008. It includes the fundamentals of the crisis and the solution that has been considered as possible and probable by The Unicist Research Institute. It also presents the nature of sustainable globalization and the fundamentals of the economic and ideological behaviors of cultures.

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