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Aurelio Peccei Foundation President: Diva Tommei Vice-President: Riccardo Peccei Aurelio Peccei Foundation c/o WWF Italia; Via Po 25/c 00198 Roma Italy. Impact Hubs. Emerging New Civilisations ; Planetary Emergency; Reframing Economics; Rethinking Finance ...
11. Juni 2020 · Following the death of Aurelio Peccei in 1984, the Club underwent important changes. Alexander King was appointed President, the post of Secretary General was created, and the headquarters were moved from Rome to Paris, where King was based. The Club also made a deliberate change to its approach to “the predicament of mankind.” While maintaining a distinctively global approach, it chose to ...
History Origins. In 1965, the Italian industrialist Aurelio Peccei gave a speech about the dramatic scientific and technological changes happening in the world. The speech was noticed by Alexander King, a British scientist who had advised the British government, and who was currently serving as Director-General for Scientific Affairs at the OECD.
First, Aurelio Peccei, the Italian industrialist, delivered a speech on his book “The Limits to Growth”, which had caused a sensation by calling into question the sustainability of global economic growth. The author outlined the choices that society had to make to reconcile economic development and environmental constraints.
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21. Feb. 2022 · 1968 gründet der italienische Industrielle Aurelio Peccei den Club of Rome, einen weltweiten Verbund von Menschen, die sich um die Zukunft des Planeten sorgen. In den USA gibt der Club 1970 eine ...
The book has aroused enormous controversy (see for instance pages 12, 14). In the interview accorded to Unesco recently, extracts of which we publish below, Mr. Aurelio Peccei, President of the Club of Rome, comments on some of the criticisms with which it has been greeted.
