Peaceful Academic Revolution to Help Humanity Resolve our Global Crises

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The purpose of this document is to outline why and how universities must both transform and mobilise to avert the worst impacts of the global crises faced by humanity. The first section addresses the justification for transformation and how academia can and must transform. In the second section, the document highlights the need for a peaceful mobilisation of student and staff bodies to make effective the transformation advocated for. The document then outlines a blueprint as to action that must be taken in order to initiate the required transformation and mobilisation. (2020)

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