The Fraternity Revolution

About the Book

In his hope to move forward to a better, fairer, and happier society, respecting both individuals and environment, author Richard Valton proposes some revolutionary approaches and achievable solutions for everyone to take and do. In The Fraternity Revolution, he explores human behaviour in a holistic manner examining its intertwined components such as violence, the mechanisms of terror and fear, globalisation of poverty, conflict and war, economic growth, competition, property rights and their built-in violence, capital flows and the monetary system, religions and their impact on human behaviour, the roots of ageing and death, animal liberation and vegetarianism, birth control and the banality of violence. The Fraternity Revolution is a call for non-violence and solidarity that will allow the world to utilise its full resources for the betterment and growth of all. This may be the last true revolution, which can’t be contained in one country alone, but rather throughout the world, where true international foundation is observed. You cannot simply be indifferent or passive, you have to do your part for a radical behavioural change. For more information, author's photo and biography, please go to the book's website: http://www2.xlibris.com/books/webimages/wd/anz/500522/index.htm

About the Author

Richard Denis Robert Valton Born in Paris, France, on 17/4/1943 Secondary education: lycées Claude Bernard and Janson de Sally, Paris Ecole des mines of Nancy 1963-1966 Institut d'Etudes Politiques, Université d'Aix-en-Provence Marseille 1966-1968 Ingénieur civil des mines at Gécamines, Katanga, Zaïre 1968-1973 MBA Insead, Fontainebleau 1973-1974 Chairman/CEO Electrolux CR, Vincennes 1974-1983 Manager Strategic Planning, BHP Iron Ore, Perth WA 1984-1996 Director Swiss Trading company, Zug, Switzerland 1996-2000 Tutor Business Policy/Marketing Strategy, Curtin University Business School, Perth 2001 Coach/mentor/advisor for Aboriginal groups and small companies, Perth 2001-2010 Australian Business Volunteer/Advisor for small enterprises on Pacific Islands and in South-East Asia 2008-2010 Author of Impressions, soleil couchant and The Fraternity Revolution.