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Category: MICE: Management Institute for Contributory Economy
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Ideas and History
PDF File of Evidence: Ideas and History Dr Neville Buch Abstract The current climate of political resistance against independent scholarship at local, regional, and national levels is not a coordinated conspiracy but a systemic manifestation of wilful ignorance and technocratic reductionism. This resistance is rooted in a “techné” mindset that privileges measurable, immediate…
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One Syllabi
ONE MICE SYLLABI: THE SOLUTION TO THE PROBLEMS OF QUEENSLAND EDUCATION Dr Neville Buch ABN: 86703686642 Abstract: This proposal (preliminary in the first development of the idea) argues that the Management Institute for Contributory Economy (MICE) philosophy provides the essential theoretical and practical framework to establish “One Syllabi” for Queensland’s educational…
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Organisations of Hope
Dr Neville Buch Management Institute for Contributory Economy Abstract Meaningful hope for intelligent understanding and action is found in organizations that actively resist the “immense regression” of absolute non-knowledge and the technicisation of cognition. At the global level, entities like Humanists International and the United Nations (specifically UNESCO and UNICEF) provide a framework for a…
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The Political Class of Brisbane and Queensland, and solutions
28 December 2025 Dr Neville Buch (ABN 86703686642) Scholar, Principal Researcher, Team Leader, Management Institute for Contributory Economy Business Office 18 Callendar Street, Sunnybank Hills 4109 AUSTRALIA cc. Drs. Michael Macklin and Neil Peach, Directors, Management Institute for Contributory Economy Dear friends with a wide range of political views who nevertheless…
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The Future of the Western Belief System
https://www.academia.edu/145585195/The_Future_of_the_Western_Belief_System PDF File: The Future of the Western Belief System Dr Neville Buch ABN: 8670368664 Abstract The future of the Western belief system is currently being forged at the intersection of liberal Christian reform and a Post-Christian non-realist stance. This intellectual evolution marks a shift from a dogmatic, God-centred worldview toward a human-centered…
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Five Intention Prejudice and Global Thinking, and Queensland
22 December 2025 Dr Neville Buch (ABN 86703686642) Scholar, Principal Researcher, Team Leader, Management Institute for Contributory Economy Business Office 18 Callendar Street, Sunnybank Hills 4109 AUSTRALIA cc. Drs. Michael Macklin and Neil Peach, Directors, Management Institute for Contributory Economy Dear friends, I published a series of papers which…
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The Spectrum of Thinking in The Politics of Quora Project
The Spectrum of Thinking in The Politics of Quora Project Dr Neville Buch ABN: 86703686642 https://www.academia.edu/145517000/The_Spectrum_of_Thinking_in_The_Politics_of_Quora_Project The Spectrum of Thinking in The Politics of Quora Project Abstract: Quora is an American social question-and-answer website and online knowledge market headquartered in Mountain View, California. It was founded…
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Compatibility of Sciences, Humanities, and the Arts
Dr Neville Buch The Synoptic Vision: Harmonizing Science, Humanities, and the Arts https://www.academia.edu/145486590/Compatibility_of_Sciences_Humanities_and_the_Arts Abstract The compatibility of the Sciences, Humanities, and the Arts is often obscured by a historical and political “split” that pits technical calculation against human meaning. While Sciences often aspire to an “absolute conception of the world”—a representation that…
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The Limits of Humanism
Dr Neville Buch Abstract The Limits of Humanism across these sources are defined by three major boundaries: the metaphysical illusion of a life immune to “luck” and contingency; the technical crisis of a humanity defined by its “originary de-fault” and prosthetic nature; and the epistemological limit where abstract theory fails to harmonize with the…
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The Limits of Philosophy
Dr Neville Buch Abstract The following review examines the limits of philosophy through a multidisciplinary lens, drawing on the provided sources to demonstrate that philosophy’s primary boundary lies at the intersection of abstract theory and lived historical experience. The sources collectively suggest that philosophy fails when it attempts to provide a universal, Archimedean point…