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He says the need for global collaboration is at an "all-time high as we strive to respond to the globalisation of everything, from global financial instability, to the rise of global terrorism, the explosion in global people movements and the planetary imperatives from climate change".
This aspect of the show is very engaging, but although writer Rainald Goetz and the production team strive to respond to Koons' life and work, not merely to explain it, the show remains so wilfully obscure that there is a danger that those who know little of Koons will leave knowing a lot less.
And against all this fundamental change in the deep underpinnings of the order itself, the need for global collaboration is at an all-time high as we strive to respond to the "globalisation" of everything, from global financial instability, to the rise of global terrorism, the explosion in global people movements and the planetary imperatives from climate change.
Not everything is really possible for us, and an authentic choice must strive to respond to the claim that history makes on the people with whom one belongs, to seize its "destiny".
Instead, strive to respond as quickly as possible.
CBPR partners must strive to respond to community concerns and build authentic and empowering partnerships.
The well-publicized AIDS struggle in the early 1980s captured our attention as we strived to respond to the political and ethical questions that up until that time, had only received an episodic focus.
At the local level, those in general practice who strive to respond to constant calls for improving care may find both reassurance and encouragement from the complexity-based conclusion of Westley, Zimmerman and Patton [ 44] that innovation "demands simultaneously that we set a course, move to action and relinquish the idea that we can control the outcome" (p223).
