This is a 10 part series that explores the art of effective leadership. The first point to note is that one should not strive to be a leader but should rather take up the role when a need becomes obvious or necessary. Secondly I do not claim to be an expert in leadership issues but […]
Despite studying the dialogues of Plato for the past 30 years or so, this is the first time that I have attended a Plato week and I am honoured to have finally experienced the event. Unfortunately, this event had to be held online via Zoom due to the Covid restrictions, but nevertheless we managed to […]
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Keeping track with the teachings of the school, even when the term is over, is important. Here are some reading recommendations to keep you interested, occupied … and always learning. We asked school members and students to share their top three books Roland Heuff Conversations As a Man Thinketh – James Allen Now we are […]
The School of Economic Science and Philosophy has had the privilege of translating the letters of Marsilio Ficino into English. Thus far, 9 volumes have been completed. Marsilio Ficino (1433 – 1499) made a vital contribution to the change in European society that took place in the Renaissance. Men of influence throughout Europe drew inspiration […]
