Thomas Boudreau, Professor of Conflict Analysis and Dispute Resolution at Salisbury University

This week's episode features Thomas Boudreau, Professor of Conflict Analysis and Dispute Resolution at Salisbury University. During our conversation, we discuss how transitioning from a carbon-based global economy to a green-based global economy is essential and could provide a myriad of opportunities and new jobs in various sectors. We also talk about the need to develop binding legal treaties and concepts that recognize the earth system as a whole and how The Global Pact for the Environment could fill the glaring gaps in international law, providing us with an opportunity to preserve nature and nations.

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In Common Home Conversations, you will hear from leading global experts on how the proposal of recognizing the existence of an Intangible Global Common without borders–the Earth System - can change our relationship with our planet. The Common Home of Humanity proposes an ambitious new global pact for the environment. This proposal's cascading effects could be systemic and will assuredly produce huge impacts on international relations, economics, and open the doors to restoring a well-functioning Earth System. Common Home Conversations is the place to discuss a new social contract between society, economy, and the Earth System.