Long before it became fashionable to talk of climate change,
drought and water shortages, the authors of this lucid and
trenchant dialogue were warning that planet earth was heading for
uninhabitability. They exchange viewpoints and insights that have
matured over many years of thought, study and reflection. One of
the authors is a Westerner--a man of many parts, both wartime
resistance fighter and leading industrialist, who founded one of
the first think tanks to address seriously the human prospects for
global survival. The other represents the philosophical and ethical
perspectives of the East--a Buddhist leader who has visited country
after country, campaigning tirelessly for the abolition of nuclear
weapons and war in all its forms. Engaging constructively and
imaginatively with such seemingly intractable problems as
population growth, the decline of natural resources,
desertification, pollution and deforestation, Ikeda and Peccei show
that many of these problems are interrelated. Only be addressing
them as part of a web of complex but combined issues, and by
working together for peace and justice, can human beings expect to
find lasting solutions. The best prospect for the future lies in an
ethical revolution whereby humanity can find a fresh understanding
of itself in holistic connection with, rather than separation and
alienation from, the planet itself.
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